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Those features are often assumed, but are NOT present in the Vision Pro. There is only one display for apps. It’s not large. Rather tiny compared to your field

Those features are often assumed, but are NOT present in the Vision Pro. There is only one display for apps. It’s not large. Rather tiny compared to your field of view. The features are restricted around what an iPhone can do: View photos, view movies, view your browser one tab at a time. Immersively, yes, but anything actually productive is excluded from the Vision Pro. There is no killer app in the Vision Pro. My 32” screen can display more windows than the Vision Pro.

kalleboo 2y ago
Where are you getting this from? It's not correct. You can absolutely have multiple browser windows open with different pages in them and put them all around you
- snapcaster 2y ago
  You can't get multiple windows from your mac though. My main complaint is that you're still subject to a single mac os x window. Although I've heard visionOS 2 is improving this haven't had a chance to try it out yet
sethd 2y ago
> Those features are often assumed, but are NOT present in the Vision Pro. Yes they are. Source: I develop for the device.
- eastbound 2y ago
  Ok. Well that’s possibly under NDA, because in the Apple Store demo they say it’s impossible. But in any case: Several browsers isn’t several apps. It’s really not like having several computers screens around you.
  - axoltl 2y ago
    Are you using the Vision Pro, or are you relying on 3rd party information? I use the Vision Pro every day and I have several apps open at the same constantly. That said, it is currently only one macOS screen and macOS apps don't bridge. This isn't (to me!) a huge limitation as the applications I might put on a second monitor I simply run natively. So macOS has Xcode full-screened, and I have the relevant documentation website up in a native Safari screen (to my right), YouTube (Juno app) floating above the macOS screen, and the Music app on my left.

kalleboo 2y ago

Where are you getting this from? It's not correct. You can absolutely have multiple browser windows open with different pages in them and put them all around you

snapcaster 2y ago
You can't get multiple windows from your mac though. My main complaint is that you're still subject to a single mac os x window. Although I've heard visionOS 2 is improving this haven't had a chance to try it out yet

sethd 2y ago

> Those features are often assumed, but are NOT present in the Vision Pro. Yes they are. Source: I develop for the device.

eastbound 2y ago
Ok. Well that’s possibly under NDA, because in the Apple Store demo they say it’s impossible. But in any case: Several browsers isn’t several apps. It’s really not like having several computers screens around you.
- axoltl 2y ago
  Are you using the Vision Pro, or are you relying on 3rd party information? I use the Vision Pro every day and I have several apps open at the same constantly. That said, it is currently only one macOS screen and macOS apps don't bridge. This isn't (to me!) a huge limitation as the applications I might put on a second monitor I simply run natively. So macOS has Xcode full-screened, and I have the relevant documentation website up in a native Safari screen (to my right), YouTube (Juno app) floating above the macOS screen, and the Music app on my left.