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I trigger multitasking by accident sometimes. It's a pain. I guess I should learn the gestures just so I know how to make it go away, rather than swiping all ov
by handrous 5y ago
I trigger multitasking by accident sometimes. It's a pain. I guess I should learn the gestures just so I know how to make it go away, rather than swiping all over the place fruitlessly.
I'm the opposite of the "make it like a desktop!" crowd. I miss iOS 6 and IMO everything since then's been a mixed bag of "OK, that's better" and "no no no you're making it worse". I just want a smart slab of glass that becomes different things. Not another normal computer.
- mikestew 5y agoI trigger multitasking by accident sometimes. I got fed up with it enough to just turn it off (Home Screen & Dock/Multitasking/Allow Multiple Apps). The modest advantages didn't even come close to offsetting the annoyance of accidentally triggering it then having to stop the workflow to unfcuk Apple's poor UI.