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Probably, but in using it on my iPad it is my biggest annoyance. If they don’t keep the swipe up to close they should at least have a drag to rearrange. The rea

Probably, but in using it on my iPad it is my biggest annoyance. If they don’t keep the swipe up to close they should at least have a drag to rearrange. The reason I want to be able to remove it is because I usually have a few things going on when using my iPad now. Mail, slack, Twitter, notes, messages. Then I open some random app and want to get it out of my “working space” but the new system makes that quite slow.

djrogers 9y ago
Then don’t bother. Unless an app has a pretty bad bug, you don’t need to force-kill it, and that’s what you’re doing here.
- MBCook 9y ago
  Furthermore didn't they add some sort of option in iOS 11 to get rid of things that haven't been used recently… thus automatically keeping things clean?
  - eclipxe 9y ago
    The new feature removed old installed apps to free up storage.
- ChristianGeek 9y ago
  What about Maps? Leave it (or Google Maps) open in the background and battery life suffers.
  - djrogers 9y ago
    Only if you’re actively navigating somewhere.