So it’s totally possible now on A12x but not on the A15 of the iPad Mini. And the weak af multitasking has made it while the much more useful external full screen hasn’t. Apple really seem to have this under control.
Right?? This omission is driving me crazy lol. I can’t believe tap to go up is gone. Is this a normal part of Stage Manager? Or a beta bug, or a limitation of having it on older chips?iPad OS, changing between Apps or Safari Tabs makes them become blured/pixelated for a few milliseconds.
The worst user experience thing of Stage Manager is, there is no "touch on top bar" to auto scroll e.g. in safari to the top of the page.
And if no one bothered to test drive the betas, many of those bugs would still be in the general release.Exactly why betas are just not worth bothering with.
Now hurry it up with the general release please Apple.
But still no stage manager. What a shame….iPad Air 4th gen. Everything seems to be working well, looking forward to the final.
Hopefully the final release isn't to far away!Me waiting for the non beta version to drop.
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They were not people, they were apple zealots. Normal people always knew the only reason why this wasn’t ‘possible’ was apple’s greed, and that their excuses were not credible.But but but...I was told by a few people on here I was wrong when I said this was completely possible...
Beta 10. Or iPadOS 16.1 (20B5056e).What is the version number of the beta that introduces stage manager to older iPads?
Apple's statement: "You're installing it wrong."Immediately greeted with 3 "system crash notifications" upon reboot after the installation completed.
Same. All the self-proclaimed experts told me that this basic windowing feature from the 90s was impossible on anything less than an M1 chip with a bajillion gigabytes of ram.But but but...I was told by a few people on here I was wrong when I said this was completely possible...
They like to eat out of Apple's hands.Same. All the self-proclaimed experts told me that this basic windowing feature from the 90s was impossible on anything less than an M1 chip with a bajillion gigabytes of ram.
Correct. I'm doing the same. Considering Stage Manager isn't any better with this build, I don't think we'd be missing out. IIRC, one should be able to stay on an old beta build for ~8 weeks. I expect external display support to return in iPadOS 16.2 beta.I find the language around this release confusing.
Does this mean that external displays are again limited to only mirroring?
If so, I am keeping the M1 iPad Pro I have now on the last Public Beta. Sure, it is buggy, but I do not want to go back to mirroring only for external displays.
This was the only part of Stage Manager I cared about. It was starting to make iPadOS feel like it was finally a capable OS that could do more than one thing at a time well.
What makes you think anything they introduced this year is specifically for gen Z?Apple really needs to get their crap together and stop introducing new features to appease the gen Z. Would be nice to go a year where they simply introduce bug fixes and performance enhancements on already existing features.