iPadOS 26 one year later: My highs and lows as full-time iPad Pro user
iPadOS 26 has introduced significant improvements for iPad users, particularly in app windowing and file management. However, despite these advancements, some persistent issues remain, such as app crashes and limitations with the Slide Over feature. Overall, while the update enhances productivity, it still has areas that require further refinement.
- ▪iPadOS 26 brought proper app windowing to the iPad, allowing users to resize windows freely.
- ▪The Files app and new Preview app have improved file management, making it comparable to the Mac.
- ▪Users have reported frequent app crashes that reset windows to fullscreen, which is frustrating for heavy users.
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