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Black horizontal line in safari after updating to iPad os 14.2
- Thread starter George Dawes
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Yes, I am. like you, after upgrade, on my IPad 11 Pro. appears to scroll left to write. I just want it gone!
Still haven’t resolved bar. anyone?
All of a sudden, after taking multiple pics then edit & mark up, I’m now taking pics, subject is there, I hit edit and entire screen goes black. pic I took before that one is completely white! 2nd pic I attached was 100% white until I uploaded! & then 100% black from same one.
While I am at it, dictation is wackier than normal. see how it transcribed. Pic # 1
What is going on?
All of a sudden, after taking multiple pics then edit & mark up, I’m now taking pics, subject is there, I hit edit and entire screen goes black. pic I took before that one is completely white! 2nd pic I attached was 100% white until I uploaded! & then 100% black from same one.
While I am at it, dictation is wackier than normal. see how it transcribed. Pic # 1
What is going on?
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No update on this? Just got a new iPad Air 4 & it’s showing when I scroll... very irritating!
iPhone SE2 14.2 seeing the same thing.
The only way to get Tim Cook’s attention to fix this is to report that pixel examination of the black line shows “All Lives Matter!” hidden in the line.
Ditto after I just upgraded my iPhone SE2 to 14.3
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Ok, this is weird. If I force quit Safari the problem corrects itself... until I activate the on-screen keyboard. Then the scroll bar stays stuck just above where the keyboard is/was. I wonder if the bug related to that - (the software keyboard has been slightly temperamental for me in past versions too, sometimes disappearing until relaunching Safari).
I'd be up for for beta testing, but only if we could get a taste of the mlllion$ they spend to develop more PC emojis.
Just found this: Settings > Accessibility > Motion > Prefer Cross-Fade Transitions: OFF - there was no problem until 14.1 with this setting on.
So weird, so good for now.
So weird, so good for now.
It's interesting that that particular setting has caused some issues at times (I recall there was another issue not too long ago that was similarly connected to that sweating).
I just went through an issue where I suddenly couldn’t consistently share from iOS apps into Notes files in subfolders. Hours on phone w 🍎 to no avail. I suddenly decided to change my Settings/Display/Text Size back down to default size & the issue disappeared.
I had to force-quit then relaunch, but that’s done the trick for me so far (touch wood)! Thanks @jboyzh !
Make it stop!😜 (it’s back for me as well). Apple support told me it’s “to help you judge horizontal scroll/pinch out.”
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