iPadOS 15 introduces a new Home Screen design with integrated widgets and the App Library, system-wide note-taking with Quick Note, enhanced multitasking, new features for FaceTime calls, a redesigned Safari experience, and more. Multitasking has been redesigned in iPadOS 15 with a new multitasking menu at the top of apps. It let users enter Split View or Slide Over more easily, quick access to the Home Screen when using Split View. A new shelf allows for easier multitasking with apps that have multiple windows, and more, making it easier to work with multiple apps at once. Multitasking on iPad with Split View is now as easy as swiping your finger. If you do not know how to use split screen on iPad, you’re missing out on one of the best multitasking options in the iPad ecosystem. The iPad is so versatile that it sometimes feels like a complete replacement for your computer. Multitasking enables you to use more than one app at once. The most useful iPad multitasking set-up is the one Apple calls Split View – which is effective, but far from discoverable. Once you do know how to find it and use it, Split View is useful for not just viewing two apps at once, but also interacting with them both by, for example, dragging images from one app to another. Here’s how to use split screen on your iPad and multitask with Split View and Slide Over, or turn off these features completely.
How to activate Multitasking on iPad
If you drag an app out of the Dock and release it without going all the way to the screen’s edge, it’ll just float on top of the first app in a small window. This is another Multitasking feature called Slide Over. In this case, tap and hold the gray bar at the top of the floating app and drag it downward. This will put the two apps in split screen mode. You can also close this floating app temporarily by swiping the gray bar on the floating window to the right. This will send the window flying off-screen. Just swipe left from the right edge of the display to bring it back.
Get rid of any app from Split View
If you already have two apps on the screen and want to close one of them, drag the divider bar all the way to the right or left. If you drag it to the right, the app on the right will be closed. If you drag it all the way to the left, the app on the left will be closed. In both cases, the app that’s still open will go into full screen mode.
How to completely turn off the Split View aka Multitasking feature
If you do not like this feature and don’t want to accidentally open apps side-by-side, you can disable it entirely.
Tips to tap into the full potential of Split View
Here are a few tips to try while multitasking on iPad: This is all that you might need to know about Split View. Let us know which apps do you use with Split View the most and which tip did you like the most. If you have any query, drop it in the comment box. Also, share this article with your friends.
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