For a few months now, we have had iOS 15, a new operating system for iDevices which underwent its first major overhaul last week with the launch of iOS 15.1. There were hardly any cosmetic changes, most were in the stability improvements, but what surprised many was that Apple made changes to Safari, the web browser. And is that no one can say that they haven’t noticed that the address bar is moved from top to bottom
I have to say this is one of the iOS changes you have to get used to, it’s true, but it’s as true as seeing it from another angle is quite comfortable as it places the address bar at a level close to the thumb position. And it is that with the thumb we can now click on it to type a web address, or drag it to the left or the right to go to the previous web or to the next web. It is true that the change is controversial because it places it in this new position by defaultSamsung now in the latest version of your browser simply allows you to move it to this new position, although it is true that it is not clear what the default position will be.
Useful? Maybe, in the end everything is customary and the new post could be of great help as long as the web developers get used to this new position and leave free the part that now occupies the bar. The truth is, before you criticize, you need to study the why of things, not launch into a train of criticism just to gain importance. A new blunder from Samsung that will certainly not be the last …
