> In iPadOS 26, which app could “control” the external display was hard to identify. Essentially, you had to swipe up as though going to the home screen, then tap on the app you wanted in the dock, and that app would take over the external display if it had a presentation mode. This was weird and hard to understand, but Apple’s solution is to just make it so that whatever is the most recently tapped app takes over, which is much, much worse.
LOL. The famous JuSt wOrKs experience.
About half a century ago, while trying to solve printer jamming problem, someone smart figured there's no single fits-everyone solution. But Apple and its army of fans are allergic to this paradigm.
Keep struggling, maybe you'll get there someday in a form of "revolutionary" Apple invention.
Or you'll adjust and learn to passionately love the new broken design. This worked so far.
LOL. The famous JuSt wOrKs experience.
About half a century ago, while trying to solve printer jamming problem, someone smart figured there's no single fits-everyone solution. But Apple and its army of fans are allergic to this paradigm.
Keep struggling, maybe you'll get there someday in a form of "revolutionary" Apple invention.
Or you'll adjust and learn to passionately love the new broken design. This worked so far.