P pat park macrumors 6502a Original poster Sep 20, 2013 #1 Love it on my iPhone 5. Wondering why no fullscreen option for Safari on any of my iPads? (mini and iPad 2)
Love it on my iPhone 5. Wondering why no fullscreen option for Safari on any of my iPads? (mini and iPad 2)
Tom G. macrumors 68020 Sep 20, 2013 #2 I'm sorry, but I do not understand your question. Safari is full screen on my iPad 4 and has been on every iPad I've had from the first.
I'm sorry, but I do not understand your question. Safari is full screen on my iPad 4 and has been on every iPad I've had from the first.
A Aspasia macrumors 65816 Sep 20, 2013 #3 Your kidding, right? Still on 6.1.3 - if there's no Safari full screen on the iPad, will stay put.
R rovex macrumors 65816 Sep 20, 2013 #4 Tom G. said: I'm sorry, but I do not understand your question. Safari is full screen on my iPad 4 and has been on every iPad I've had from the first. Click to expand... He's asking why the search bar doesn't retract when scrolling down, like it does on the iphone in IO7
Tom G. said: I'm sorry, but I do not understand your question. Safari is full screen on my iPad 4 and has been on every iPad I've had from the first. Click to expand... He's asking why the search bar doesn't retract when scrolling down, like it does on the iphone in IO7
P pat park macrumors 6502a Original poster Sep 20, 2013 #5 Tom G. said: I'm sorry, but I do not understand your question. Safari is full screen on my iPad 4 and has been on every iPad I've had from the first. Click to expand... Wow, please read again. on my iPhone 5 running iOS7, Safari goes full screen when scroll down. the iPad does not. ---------- rovex said: He's asking why the search bar doesn't retract when scrolling down, like it does on the iphone in IO7 Click to expand... exactly. Thanks for clearing it up.
Tom G. said: I'm sorry, but I do not understand your question. Safari is full screen on my iPad 4 and has been on every iPad I've had from the first. Click to expand... Wow, please read again. on my iPhone 5 running iOS7, Safari goes full screen when scroll down. the iPad does not. ---------- rovex said: He's asking why the search bar doesn't retract when scrolling down, like it does on the iphone in IO7 Click to expand... exactly. Thanks for clearing it up.
R rovex macrumors 65816 Sep 21, 2013 #6 pat park said: Wow, please read again. on my iPhone 5 running iOS7, Safari goes full screen when scroll down. the iPad does not. ---------- exactly. Thanks for clearing it up. Click to expand... There's rumours going round about a possible IO7 optimised for the ipad. Let's wait and see in October. Would certainly be needed imo.
pat park said: Wow, please read again. on my iPhone 5 running iOS7, Safari goes full screen when scroll down. the iPad does not. ---------- exactly. Thanks for clearing it up. Click to expand... There's rumours going round about a possible IO7 optimised for the ipad. Let's wait and see in October. Would certainly be needed imo.
A AppleRobert macrumors 603 Sep 21, 2013 #7 No full screen on my Mini nor the new indextabst o swipe away open web pages. I prefer that than just hitting the x on each of the webpages to close.
No full screen on my Mini nor the new indextabst o swipe away open web pages. I prefer that than just hitting the x on each of the webpages to close.
E Einaudi macrumors newbie May 1, 2014 #9 Alternative solution: use Coast by Opera Browser designed for the iPad; not a scaled down desktop browser
Alternative solution: use Coast by Opera Browser designed for the iPad; not a scaled down desktop browser
richwoodrocket macrumors 68020 May 1, 2014 #10 w0lf said: Solution: Use Chrome. Click to expand... This. The lack of full screen dosent bother me on safari because the screen is so much bigger. I can understand why they do it on the iPod touch and iPhone.
w0lf said: Solution: Use Chrome. Click to expand... This. The lack of full screen dosent bother me on safari because the screen is so much bigger. I can understand why they do it on the iPod touch and iPhone.
Badrottie Suspended May 2, 2014 #11 I never bother to browsing websites with Safari on iPad so iPad screen is too big so it is not need for fullscreen.
I never bother to browsing websites with Safari on iPad so iPad screen is too big so it is not need for fullscreen.