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Safari, at least on the iPad, is so incredibly buggy in iOS 13 that it’s practically unusable. Not to mention the ridiculous system where it opens new Safari wi

Safari, at least on the iPad, is so incredibly buggy in iOS 13 that it’s practically unusable. Not to mention the ridiculous system where it opens new Safari windows, not tabs, and then doesn’t give me any option to close them. And when Safari bugs out, and I have to force close it, it loses every single one of the tabs I have open, and it didn’t do any of this garbage before iOS 13.

saagarjha 7y ago
> Not to mention the ridiculous system where it opens new Safari windows, not tabs, and then doesn’t give me any option to close them. And when Safari bugs out, and I have to force close it, it loses every single one of the tabs I have open That’s very strange; none of these things should be happening. Actually, there are explicit checks to make sure that it doesn’t happen. Is there anything in particular you’re doing that might be triggering this?
jrgaston 7y ago
Arghh, those floating Safari windows. How do you get rid of them?
- technosmurf 7y ago
  When you already have Safari running (or any other app), pull up the dock from the bottom edge of the screen. Then press the Safari icon (or alternatively, press and hold on the Safari icon and choose "Show All Windows"). Now, all of those floating Safari windows are shown, and you can "toss them away" and close them. Yes, it's not a very intuitive discovery process :(
  - redwall_hp 7y ago
    I definitely appreciate the need to have multiple windows of the same app on an iPad, but the way Apple went about it is...bizarre, clunky and not exactly intuitive. Considering Exposé and its default gestures exist on MacOS, you'd think maybe they'd take cues from that?
  - Ididntdothis 7y ago
    Why not put a little “x” on them to close the floating windows like tabs?