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My iPad is probably my most-used device, but it is also the device that I most often feel like throwing at a wall. Wading through quicksand is exactly how it f
by deepspace 7y ago
My iPad is probably my most-used device, but it is also the device that I most often feel like throwing at a wall. Wading through quicksand is exactly how it feels like to do anything "advanced".
Not to mention the madness that is the Files interface. Far too often I find myself selecting a file, wanting to do something simple with it (like move it to a a location managed by another app) and just being stuck. Again, the quicksand feeling. I just want to get to that place right over there a few steps away, but there is no obvious way of getting there.
/rant
- wlesieutre 7y ago> Far too often I find myself selecting a file, wanting to do something simple with it (like move it to a a location managed by another app) and just being stuck Have you tried drag and drop? You can still navigate between folders while one finger is dragging the file. Alternately you could open two instances of Files at the two locations and drag it straight there, but that approach means sorting out how the multitasking works.