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Subject: Re: Home and App Switcher are not working as they should
Yes, you can assign a gesture for the app switcher. As I said, I have a 2
finger swipe left to go home. And Ihave a 2 finger swipe right to bring up the
app switcher.
I am not sure what is causing the
Yes, you can assign a gesture for the app switcher. As I said, I have a 2 finger swipe left to go home. And Ihave a 2 finger swipe right to bring up the app switcher.I am not sure what is causing the problem. I would also recommend calling Apple Accessibility.Hope this helps.Chris ChaffinOn Oct
Hi there,
Oh yeah, I definitely did restart my phone. I did do a force restart.
Assigning the gesture is a good idea, but that still doesn’t tell me what is
going on. And, can I assign gestures to go to the App switcher as well?
It is just so easy to swipe up and do what I need. 😊
Jim
restart your phone.If that does not work, then a work around is to assign a gesture to going home and the app switcher. This will not get rid of the original gestures, it will just give you backup gestures.1, Go to voiceover settings.2, Swipe to commands.3, Swipe to Touch gestures.Either look for a
Hi Jim,I don’t know what happened, but I seem to have a similar issue, only I thought it was my home button (I still use a TouchID/home button phone) acting up. Just curious though, is the VoiceOver key normally assigned to taking you to the home screen/app switcher, or do you mean some
Hello,
I have no idea what has happened, but I'd say that for the past two or three
days, using the gesture to go back to my home screen doesn't seem to work on
my phone, or if it does, it works sometimes. It's the same for getting to
the app switcher, which I use to either switc
with app switcher problems
Yes, once you are in the app switcher you can close ups with a 3-finger swipe
up although I much prefer the other method which is to flick down (or up) with
one finger to "Close" and then to double tap. Since the rotor setting stays on
"close"
Yes, once you are in the app switcher you can close ups with a 3-finger swipe
up although I much prefer the other method which is to flick down (or up) with
one finger to "Close" and then to double tap. Since the rotor setting stays on
"close" all I have to do is doub
Yes, but to my knowledge there never was a multi-finger swipe or flick for the
app switcher. On home button phones it was always a double press of the home
button and it doesn't matter whether it was a physical or virtual home button
and on anything without a home button it's alw
I didn't know you could do it that way in App Switcher. Thanks.
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Not necessarily, you could flick down once and then double tap to close an app
in the App Switcher.
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To: viph
That would be right with Home Button pressed twice to get into App Switcher. I
would imagine all of this has been done correctly, since Apple has been
contacted.
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app switcher problems
Swiping up with 3 fingers is not the correct gesture for the app switcher, at
least it is not any more on phones without a home button. Maybe I don't
remember, but I don't think this was ever the gesture for the app switcher
because with a phone with a home button
one@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: I continue with app switcher problems
Swiping up with 3 fingers is not the correct gesture for the app switcher, at
least it is not any more on phones without a home button. Maybe I don't
remember, but I don't think this was ever the gesture for the app
Swiping up with 3 fingers is not the correct gesture for the app switcher, at
least it is not any more on phones without a home button. Maybe I don't
remember, but I don't think this was ever the gesture for the app switcher
because with a phone with a home button you would double
Try swiping one finger up from the bottom of the screen it should make three
tones the first tone is letting you know that you're beginning to swipe up the
second tone is the home screen and the third tone should be the app switcher
see if that works
> On Dec 9, 2022, at 10:55 AM, Ren
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Do you have any more details on how the App Switcher isn’t working for you? Can
you still bring it up? Are you unable to close apps or
Do you have any more details on how the App Switcher isn't working for you? Can
you still bring it up? Are you unable to close apps or double tap on an app to
go to it?
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Hello,
App switcher is not working for me.
My phone is SC20 and updated to the latest version. I called Apple, but they
didn't give me any solution.
Any idea?
Rena
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Subject: Re: app switcher on apple tv
Hello,
It depends on what remote you’re using. If it’s the old school remote or the
new Siri Remote, you’ll have to triple click the Up button to close the first
app and
have to swipe up twice on the
track pad. This will close the applications.
I hope this helps,
Ed Worrell
> On Nov 19, 2022, at 7:52 AM,
> wrote:
>
> All:
> Justed updated apple tv to 16. App switcher won’t close apps. Is it just me?
> LOL.
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Justed updated apple tv to 16. App switcher won't close apps. Is it just me?
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Swipe up with 1 finger. Place your finger near the bottom and when you hear
the tone swipe up.
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Sent: Wednesday, November 16, 2022 11:37 AM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: To use app switcher is still 3-finger swipe up?
In ios 15 it
Just use the one finger slide up gesture that was discussed in previous emails
in this thread that will get you to the app switcher and the three finger swipe
up should close apps for you once you focus on them in the app switcher
> On Nov 16, 2022, at 2:37 PM, Rena wrote:
>
>
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Subject: RE: To use app switcher is still 3-finger swipe up?
It is, and this is still working for me since I moved up to IOS 16. Was it
working for you with IOS 15? If so then you shouldn’t be doing anything wrong,
since it should work exactly the same. Put your finger
A couple of small correction here:
"As your finger slides upward, three distinct vibrations will be felt, and if
sound effects are turned on, three rising tones will be heard. The first of
these is the Home Screen, the second I forgot, and the third is the App
Switcher"
There are no
It is unchanged in iOS 16
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Subject: Re: To use app switcher is still 3-finger swipe up?
So I still have an iphone 8, but I know someone with an iphone 10 r. This
So I still have an iphone 8, but I know someone with an iphone 10 r. This
phone is running ios 15 and with it the second tone is the home screen and the
third is the app switcher. So is this no longer the case with ios 16?
> On Nov 16, 2022, at 8:00 AM, Steve Matzura wr
You're both talking at cross-purposes.
1. To engage the App Switcher, place one finger at the bottom center of
the screen and swipe up quickly. As your finger slides upward, three
distinct vibrations will be felt, and if sound effects are turned on,
three rising tones will be heard
econd vibration. Lift your
Finger, and you should be in the App Switcher. When you try this gesture, what
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Since I have iOS 16 this command is not working for me, or perhaps am I
doing anything wrong?
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Subject: RE: Strange issue with my app switcher
Thank you Sieghard so much! As soon as I read what you said about only needing
to hold in on the side button, I recalled being corrected about this before. 😳
Ugh! My old brain is losing or mixing
When I shut down my 13 pro max, I just hold down either the volume up
or volume down buttons along with the side button at the same time and
I am presented with the screen where I can double tap and my phone
will shut down. It is great to know, that in IOS 16.1, the app
switcher bug is pretty
Yes I get that as well. I'm using a 13 pro.
Chris Judge
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Abbott
Sent: October 14, 2022 8:13 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Strange issue with my app switcher
Hello, all I noticed that when I open th
Hi.
Yes, I am seeing this as well. My workaround until this gest fixed is to do a 4
finger tap at the bottom of the screen which puts focus where you need to be in
the app switcher. At least this seems to work for me consistently.
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information more and
> more these days. ☹ Do you know if there was ever a time when we had to hold
> in on both the down volume and side buttons? If not, where did I get that
> from, and why can't I let it go? Anyway, after doing it correctly, the phone
> did reset; no improveme
hold in on both the down
volume and side buttons? If not, where did I get that from, and why can't I
let it go? Anyway, after doing it correctly, the phone did reset; no
improvement with the app switcher, but at least for now, I only need to double
tap on notifications.
FYI, I had
The issue I have with app switcher is that if more than one app is open, it
often closes the app that isn't actually active, at least not according to
Voiceover. For example, if I have Duo Lingo open and Messages and I just want
to close Messages, I do the 3-finger swipe up and it says Mes
press or do, just wait until the lockscreen comes
back up.
I have an iPhone 11 and while I am on the iOS 16.1 Beta after using the
official iOS 16 and 16.02 release for a short time, I don't recall the app
switcher issue to be present for every app, e.g. if you had 10 apps open if I
rem
I thought the app switcher thing with an app occasionally being shown twice had
already been resolved? If not then it certainly seems to be resolved in iOS
16.1 which I expect will be released either the week of October 24 or during
the first week of November, OK, so it could also be the week
It isn't a big deal not to have a home button. I also have an iPhone
8 as well as an iPhone 13 pro max. There are some bugs with the app
switcher in IOS 16. That is why you are seeing apps twice. It is
very annoying. I think the notification stuff is different in IOS 16.
On 10/14/22, Ka
18 PM
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Subject: Correction to my app switcher issue
What I meant to say, was using the mail example what I would first here is the
word mail and then I would swipe right and I hear mail active and I have to go
there in order to close the app. I am using the iPhon
Yes, definitely having issues with the app switcher. I was forced to update to
16.0.3 on my iPhone 8, in order to use my new airPods Pro. Many Things have
been challenging ever since. After entering the app switcher, it is necessary
to listen for "active" after the app name. I
What I meant to say, was using the mail example what I would first here is the
word mail and then I would swipe right and I hear mail active and I have to go
there in order to close the app. I am using the iPhone 13 Pro.
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Hello, all I noticed that when I open the app switcher there seems to be two
occurrences of the app. For example, if I had just mail open, I would hear the
word mail and then if I swipe to the right, it would say mail button and then I
can flick up and close it if I do not swipe to the second
For all people having the app switcher or notification n bug, I know many are
saying I do not use color invert or smart invert but are you sure? I know a
Dutch girl having the same issues after my insisting she admitted that she used
color invert and didn’t know it was still on, after putting
dom use.” - Søren Kierkegaard
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>> From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of
>> Richard Turner
>> Sent: Tuesday,
I'm not having much trouble closing apps either. If you listen for
the word active after the app you want to close, this usually works
for me.
On 9/13/22, Richard Turner wrote:
> I have no trouble finding the apps in the app switcher. Check kind of in
> the center of
I have no trouble finding the apps in the app switcher. Check kind of in the
center of the screen.
Richard
“People demand freedom of speech as a compensation for the freedom of thought
which they seldom use.” - Søren Kierkegaard
My web site: <https://www.turner42.com/>
For me, the apps in the app switcher seem to be in a smaller area.
I haven’t taken the time to isolate that yet.
Richard
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Yes, I remember reading about it on AppleVis, so you may want to check that out.
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Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2022 5:53 AM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: App switcher issue in
Hi everyone,
I thought I read about a bug in IOS 16 with the app switcher, and after
upgrading to the OS last night, I am experiencing an issue where I cant see
the apps in the app switcher. Do I recall correctly that this is a known
issue?
Thanks,
Joe
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I find that as well. I usually go through my app switcher every couple of days
and close things out.
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Turner
Sent: July 13, 2022 10:21 AM
To: v
@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: App switcher
Yes, just make sure the roter is set to actions, which should be the default,
and flick up or down once to get to the close action. Like I said, this should
stick, so you can easily delete the rest of your apps if you want. I prefer
this over the three finger
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Sent: Thursday, July 14, 2022 9:52 AM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: App switcher
Ah, Christopher, I didn't know you could close with
y, July 14, 2022 8:26 AM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: App switcher
First, you bring up the App Switcher by sliding your finger up from the bottom
of the screen until you feel the third vibration. Now you can flick left and
right to the various apps in the App Switcher. To close an app and
Clean up App Switcher:
Go into it and keep flicking up with three fingers until you have closed
everything that is in there.
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anthonyborg...@gmail.com
Sent: Thursday, July 14, 2022 8:17 AM
First, you bring up the App Switcher by sliding your finger up from the bottom
of the screen until you feel the third vibration. Now you can flick left and
right to the various apps in the App Switcher. To close an app and remove it
from the App Switcher, flick up or down until you hear close
Hi
Can you please explain more fully how to clean up the app switcher?
Thanks in advance
Anthony
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Christopher Chaltain
Sent: 13 July 2022 17:55
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: App switcher
I actually agree with Apple on
I actually agree with Apple on this. I trust IOS and the Apple developers to
know more about managing memory, performance and cache than I trust myself
trying to do this manually. That being said, I do periodically clean out my App
Switcher just to make it easier to ump between apps in the
Richard Turner
Sent: Wednesday, July 13, 2022 9:21 AM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: App switcher
Apparently there is no definitive answer. Apple says leaving apps does not
impact performance.
My experience as a former rehab instructor and my personal experience says that
when the phone
Minor
Sent: Wednesday, July 13, 2022 6:43 AM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: App switcher
Hi.
I’m no expert on the App switcher, but I’d think some apps can run in the
background. The one that comes to mind is GPS apps. I know that those will
quickly drain a battery. What I don’
I'm with Richard on this issue. There seems to be no scientific definitive
answer but common sense and logic developed from using computers over 40 years
tells me clearing the App Switcher of running apps is good for your device at
certain times. I always clear the App Switcher when perfor
It does, but I
can’t prove it, at least not right now.
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biberfeld
Sent: Wednesday, July 13, 2022 9:03 AM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: App switcher
Good morning
Hi.
I’m no expert on the App switcher, but I’d think some apps can run in the
background. The one that comes to mind is GPS apps. I know that those will
quickly drain a battery. What I don’t know is if they’ll still run if you go to
another app.
Just thinking.
Kevin, Valerie and Jilly
From
Apparently there is no definitive answer. Apple says leaving apps does not
impact performance.
My experience as a former rehab instructor and my personal experience says that
when the phone is not working correctly, sluggish, apps not opening, etc.,
clearing the app switcher solves the issue
Good morning. Does anyone have a definitive answer as to whether leaving apps
on in background as seen on app switcher, uses internal memory and processing
or not?
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Sent: Thursday, March 3, 2022 10:18 AM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: how to do the app switcher on my new iPhone 13
Hello Richard. Place your finger at the very bottom of the screen and slide up
until you hear 3 ascending tones which will open the App Switcher. Sliding up
from the bottom with two tones is equivalent to the home key
Starting at the top of the screen and sliding down to tones will give you
Alan,
I gather you can do the gesture to unlock the phone.
Instead of lifting your finger when you do to unlock it, keep slccding until
you get about to the level of the power switch and lift and you should have the
app switcher.
Richard
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> I'm not a fan of the default gesture to go home and to the app switcher on
> iPhones without a home button. I'm often not hearing the opening blip when
> starting the single finger slide from the bottom of the screen. I use the App
> switcher constantly so I went to
Hi Esther,
I'm not a fan of the default gesture to go home and to the app switcher on
iPhones without a home button. I'm often not hearing the opening blip when
starting the single finger slide from the bottom of the screen. I use the App
switcher constantly so I went t
Esther, on phones 10 and up, to go to the App Switcher, swipe up from bottom of
screen until you hear two pops. You are there then. You slide up with three
fingers to close programs. That is it.
In case you weren't sure, to go to Control Center, slide one finger down from
the top o
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Subject: Homepage & App Switcher have been taken Care Off, Now a New Question?
Hi, Group.
I have learnt the gestures for going to Homepage and App Switcher. Thank you
all.
Now Another Question.
When Face ID does not work (it ha
I agree with Anna about the light, did mine in afternoon bright sun.
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Subject: Homepage & App Switcher have been taken Care Off, Now a New Question?
Hi, Group.
I have learnt the gestures for going to Homepage and App Switcher. Thank you
all.
Now Another Question.
When Face ID does not work (it hasn’t worked so far *Smile*), I ask Siri to
open, for instance
> On Jan 2, 2022, at 12:12 PM, Fazil M. wrote:
>
> Hi, Group.
> I have learnt the gestures for going to Homepage and App Switcher. Thank you
> all.
> Now Another Question.
> When Face ID does not work (it hasn’t worked so far *Smile*), I ask Siri to
> open, for instance,
Hi, Group.
I have learnt the gestures for going to Homepage and App Switcher. Thank you
all.
Now Another Question.
When Face ID does not work (it hasn't worked so far *Smile*), I ask Siri to
open, for instance, YouTube or any other app for that matter.
Siri says but you have to unlock i
Hello:
While VO with h twice works, I personally prefer using f1 with the k480. The
reason is because it’s the assigned home key for that keyboard. This means you
press it once for home, twice for app switcher, and even 3 times for toggling
voice over. The problem with VO and h is you
Yeah it should be your vo keys and h twice.
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On Nov 4, 2021, at 7:48 AM, Fazil M.
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> On Nov 4, 2021, at 7:48 AM, Fazil M. wrote:
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>
> Hi.
> Does K480 have a command to open App Switcher? If, yes, may I know it, please?
> Thanks!
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The same as for going to the Home screen, but twice. VO+h twice. Hope this
helps.
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>
> Hi.
> Does K480 have a command to open App Switcher? If, yes, may I
Hi.
Does K480 have a command to open App Switcher? If, yes, may I know it,
please?
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enhance the volume/haptic feedback of initial chirp when
doing Home/App switcher gesture?
Alan,
Right, it is a limited adjustment; but the only one I can find that even comes
close.
I think that first tone may not have a separate control.
Perhaps asking Accessibility?
Richard
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On Oct 16, 2021, at 2:08 PM, Alan Lemly wrote:
Richard,
Thanks for the reply but when I tweaked those settings you referenced, I
couldn’t tell it made any difference in the initial sound when doing the
Home/App Switcher gesture
Richard,
Thanks for the reply but when I tweaked those settings you referenced, I
couldn’t tell it made any difference in the initial sound when doing the
Home/App Switcher gesture on a phone without a home button.
Alan Lemly
From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of Richard
I want it for everything accept for the initial chirp given when
touching at the bottom of the screen to start the Home/App switcher slide
gesture or at the top of the screen to start the Control center/Notifications
slide gesture. If possible, I’d like to make this sound louder or make the
hapti
Hi List,
I'm adapting to not having a home button on my iPhone 13 Mini. My volume is
just how I want it for everything accept for the initial chirp given when
touching at the bottom of the screen to start the Home/App switcher slide
gesture or at the top of the screen to start the Co
te:
>
>
> I received a tip on another list regarding the issue where when you bring up
> the app switcher and flick left through your open apps Voiceover only says
> "Active, actions available" or something like that but it doesn't first say
> the name of the a
Harry Bell' via VIPhone
Sent: September 28, 2021 12:03 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Fix for the issue with Voiceover not saying the name of some apps
in the App Switcher
An alternative is just to tap the screen when VoiceOver merely says "Active",
because then VoiceO
not sure if this is still even a
> concern.
> Anyways, if you have this problem with Voiceover in the app switcher, just go
> to Settings > Accessibility > Motion (the fourth item if you flick from the
> top) and check if Reduced Motion is on, if so turn it off and I am pretty
&g
I received a tip on another list regarding the issue where when you bring up
the app switcher and flick left through your open apps Voiceover only says
"Active, actions available" or something like that but it doesn't first say the
name of the app you are on. I think on Applevis
about sound used to identify the Home screen, Control
center and App switcher
Hi:
The problem is not that the side switch is on mute.
The problem is that when she touches the bottom of the screen to get to the
home screen, she doesn’t here any sound to let her know that she can slide up
to
screen, Control
center and App switcher
That depends. Do you have a backup to restore from?
Dennis Long
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Sent: Wednesday, May 26, 2021 3:53:36 AM
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Subject: RE: Ques
screen, she doesn’t here any sound to let her know that
she can slide up to the home or app switcher. She turned that off
because she had an iPhone 8 which had a home button. When she
restored from a backup when they set up her iPhone 12 Pro max, that
option is still turned off.
I can not
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