But we can continu using the last gesture with status bar and flip three
fingers up.
Lyne
> Le 10 juin 2019 à 12:19, Richard Turner a écrit
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> I don't think the phone cares if the slide down or up with one finger is
> straight or diagonal. My impression is that the phone thinks
Hi Wayne,
it's similar to going home on the iPhone X series. You swipe down and at the
first pop is the control center and the second pop is the notification center.
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I don't think the phone cares if the slide down or up with one finger is
straight or diagonal. My impression is that the phone thinks anything
I don't think the phone cares if the slide down or up with one finger is
straight or diagonal. My impression is that the phone thinks anything other
than straight left or right, is up or down.
The technical description is up or down; but your colleague may have just found
that Apple treats
Yes that does work. One finger straight down from the right corner of
the screen will open control center or notifications depending on how
far you go down. It works like home and app switcher in reverse. However
the old way of doing it still works as well with three fingers down from
the top
Greetings. I am updating a document for work regarding an introduction
to VoiceOver on different devices. Part of that is the iPhone X series
of newer devices. I have descriptions down for the new VoiceOver
gestures, but had a question. A low vision colleague told me of
gestures which I do not
