Although it’s true what they say in your [1] link with the speed.
Although it’s true what they say in your [1] link with the speed.
Like I just swipe to that screen which is my second screen and enter the first letter and it’s done. Same amount of swipes just right instead of down!
Doesn’t help if you have pages of apps and have to swipe five or six times to get to the App Library but I hide them all in two folders, one for Apple apps and one for installed apps so searching is key. (this was before the option to add to App Library only, indeed before App Library existed I’d basically created my own!)
There’s another hidden feature: swiping on the row of dots near the bottom of the screen lets you scroll through the pages at speed.
Om iOS 16, you have to turn off the search field on the home page, since it replaces the dots. Fortunately, you can still swipe down to reveal the old search field.
This is a great example of how discovery works. Before replying, I just tried swiping and it worked.
Edit: normal swiping between screens switches the search field to dots. This got me to thinking, how much of this is a discovery problem (which I’m increasingly finding harder to believe) to one of users not paying attention.
Edit: The feedback is unimportant if all you want is to swipe to one end, if course; which is what prompted this subthread.