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I'm not sure how to explain this. I recently upgraded my iPad. And this thing wasn't happening before. Let me show it with a screenshot:
Say, if I close one app and want to go to the Mail icon. I will try to touch "Mail" (blue one, second from the left) at the bottom row. But right when I'm doing this, that new icon appears on the right (marked with a red arrow) and the whole strip shift to the left making me click the App store icon instead of Mail.
This is VERY annoying!
How do I stop that icon from appearing on the right?
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I'm not sure how to explain this. I recently upgraded my iPad. And this thing wasn't happening before. Let me show it with a screenshot:
Say, if I close one app and want to go to the Mail icon. I will try to touch "Mail" (blue one, second from the left) at the bottom row. But right when I'm doing this, that new icon appears on the right (marked with a red arrow) and the whole strip shift to the left making me click the App store icon instead of Mail.
This is VERY annoying!
How do I stop that icon from appearing on the right?
ios ipad icloud dock continuity
edited 7 hours ago
bmike♦
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I'm not sure how to explain this. I recently upgraded my iPad. And this thing wasn't happening before. Let me show it with a screenshot:
Say, if I close one app and want to go to the Mail icon. I will try to touch "Mail" (blue one, second from the left) at the bottom row. But right when I'm doing this, that new icon appears on the right (marked with a red arrow) and the whole strip shift to the left making me click the App store icon instead of Mail.
This is VERY annoying!
How do I stop that icon from appearing on the right?
ios ipad icloud dock continuity
edited 7 hours ago
bmike♦
167k46 gold badges302 silver badges661 bronze badges
asked 8 hours ago
c00000fdc00000fd
1416 bronze badges
I'm not sure how to explain this. I recently upgraded my iPad. And this thing wasn't happening before. Let me show it with a screenshot:
Say, if I close one app and want to go to the Mail icon. I will try to touch "Mail" (blue one, second from the left) at the bottom row. But right when I'm doing this, that new icon appears on the right (marked with a red arrow) and the whole strip shift to the left making me click the App store icon instead of Mail.
This is VERY annoying!
How do I stop that icon from appearing on the right?
ios ipad icloud dock continuity
ios ipad icloud dock continuity
edited 7 hours ago
bmike♦
167k46 gold badges302 silver badges661 bronze badges
asked 8 hours ago
c00000fdc00000fd
1416 bronze badges
edited 7 hours ago
bmike♦
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c00000fdc00000fd
1416 bronze badges
edited 7 hours ago
bmike♦
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That's the "handoff" feature. You can turn it off at: Settings > General > Handoff.
When you turn it off, that device can't send or receive handoffs. A little bit more info.
You could also use a different iCloud account on your phone/iPad if you wanted handoff to work between a Mac and one device but not both iOS devices, but more than one iCloud is a hassle, so disabling handoff entirely is much cleaner.
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Or: get used to it. No interface is going to stay the same indefinitely. Adapting to a certain amount of change and dynamics is going to make life a lot easier.
– John Keates
5 hours ago
@Joonas: Oh wow, thank you! Took that bug right out! The question is, how are we supposed to know all this?
– c00000fd
5 hours ago
@c00000fd, I think I typically look up new features when major versions come out... That's how I knew. I think asking somebody is a pretty good way to find. Some of these features can be hard to put into words, so googling may not yield results.
– Joonas
1 hour ago
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1 Answer
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That's the "handoff" feature. You can turn it off at: Settings > General > Handoff.
When you turn it off, that device can't send or receive handoffs. A little bit more info.
You could also use a different iCloud account on your phone/iPad if you wanted handoff to work between a Mac and one device but not both iOS devices, but more than one iCloud is a hassle, so disabling handoff entirely is much cleaner.
edited 7 hours ago
bmike♦
167k46 gold badges302 silver badges661 bronze badges
answered 7 hours ago
JoonasJoonas
1,6636 silver badges16 bronze badges
Or: get used to it. No interface is going to stay the same indefinitely. Adapting to a certain amount of change and dynamics is going to make life a lot easier.
– John Keates
5 hours ago
@Joonas: Oh wow, thank you! Took that bug right out! The question is, how are we supposed to know all this?
– c00000fd
5 hours ago
@c00000fd, I think I typically look up new features when major versions come out... That's how I knew. I think asking somebody is a pretty good way to find. Some of these features can be hard to put into words, so googling may not yield results.
– Joonas
1 hour ago
add a comment |
That's the "handoff" feature. You can turn it off at: Settings > General > Handoff.
When you turn it off, that device can't send or receive handoffs. A little bit more info.
You could also use a different iCloud account on your phone/iPad if you wanted handoff to work between a Mac and one device but not both iOS devices, but more than one iCloud is a hassle, so disabling handoff entirely is much cleaner.
edited 7 hours ago
bmike♦
167k46 gold badges302 silver badges661 bronze badges
answered 7 hours ago
JoonasJoonas
1,6636 silver badges16 bronze badges
Or: get used to it. No interface is going to stay the same indefinitely. Adapting to a certain amount of change and dynamics is going to make life a lot easier.
– John Keates
5 hours ago
@Joonas: Oh wow, thank you! Took that bug right out! The question is, how are we supposed to know all this?
– c00000fd
5 hours ago
@c00000fd, I think I typically look up new features when major versions come out... That's how I knew. I think asking somebody is a pretty good way to find. Some of these features can be hard to put into words, so googling may not yield results.
– Joonas
1 hour ago
add a comment |
That's the "handoff" feature. You can turn it off at: Settings > General > Handoff.
When you turn it off, that device can't send or receive handoffs. A little bit more info.
You could also use a different iCloud account on your phone/iPad if you wanted handoff to work between a Mac and one device but not both iOS devices, but more than one iCloud is a hassle, so disabling handoff entirely is much cleaner.
edited 7 hours ago
bmike♦
167k46 gold badges302 silver badges661 bronze badges
answered 7 hours ago
JoonasJoonas
1,6636 silver badges16 bronze badges
That's the "handoff" feature. You can turn it off at: Settings > General > Handoff.
When you turn it off, that device can't send or receive handoffs. A little bit more info.
You could also use a different iCloud account on your phone/iPad if you wanted handoff to work between a Mac and one device but not both iOS devices, but more than one iCloud is a hassle, so disabling handoff entirely is much cleaner.
edited 7 hours ago
bmike♦
167k46 gold badges302 silver badges661 bronze badges
answered 7 hours ago
JoonasJoonas
1,6636 silver badges16 bronze badges
edited 7 hours ago
bmike♦
167k46 gold badges302 silver badges661 bronze badges
edited 7 hours ago
bmike♦
167k46 gold badges302 silver badges661 bronze badges
edited 7 hours ago
bmike♦
167k46 gold badges302 silver badges661 bronze badges
167k46 gold badges302 silver badges661 bronze badges
answered 7 hours ago
JoonasJoonas
1,6636 silver badges16 bronze badges
answered 7 hours ago
JoonasJoonas
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answered 7 hours ago
JoonasJoonas
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1,6636 silver badges16 bronze badges
Or: get used to it. No interface is going to stay the same indefinitely. Adapting to a certain amount of change and dynamics is going to make life a lot easier.
– John Keates
5 hours ago
@Joonas: Oh wow, thank you! Took that bug right out! The question is, how are we supposed to know all this?
– c00000fd
5 hours ago
@c00000fd, I think I typically look up new features when major versions come out... That's how I knew. I think asking somebody is a pretty good way to find. Some of these features can be hard to put into words, so googling may not yield results.
– Joonas
1 hour ago
add a comment |
Or: get used to it. No interface is going to stay the same indefinitely. Adapting to a certain amount of change and dynamics is going to make life a lot easier.
– John Keates
5 hours ago
@Joonas: Oh wow, thank you! Took that bug right out! The question is, how are we supposed to know all this?
– c00000fd
5 hours ago
@c00000fd, I think I typically look up new features when major versions come out... That's how I knew. I think asking somebody is a pretty good way to find. Some of these features can be hard to put into words, so googling may not yield results.
– Joonas
1 hour ago
Or: get used to it. No interface is going to stay the same indefinitely. Adapting to a certain amount of change and dynamics is going to make life a lot easier.
– John Keates
5 hours ago
Or: get used to it. No interface is going to stay the same indefinitely. Adapting to a certain amount of change and dynamics is going to make life a lot easier.
– John Keates
5 hours ago
@Joonas: Oh wow, thank you! Took that bug right out! The question is, how are we supposed to know all this?
– c00000fd
5 hours ago
@Joonas: Oh wow, thank you! Took that bug right out! The question is, how are we supposed to know all this?
– c00000fd
5 hours ago
@c00000fd, I think I typically look up new features when major versions come out... That's how I knew. I think asking somebody is a pretty good way to find. Some of these features can be hard to put into words, so googling may not yield results.
– Joonas
1 hour ago
@c00000fd, I think I typically look up new features when major versions come out... That's how I knew. I think asking somebody is a pretty good way to find. Some of these features can be hard to put into words, so googling may not yield results.
– Joonas
1 hour ago
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