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I presume the difficult question there, would be what you would expect users to do to engage with that mechanism on iOS (since many Apple first-party apps, e.g.
by derefr 7mo ago
I presume the difficult question there, would be what you would expect users to do to engage with that mechanism on iOS (since many Apple first-party apps, e.g. Notes, are now designed once to run on macOS + iPadOS + iOS as essentially a single [responsive] UI.)
- oneeyedpigeon 7mo agoI'd say, if it doesn't make sense to have the equivalent feature on iOS, just leave it out.