We always remember when talking about iOS 9 which Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), wanted to focus more on performance improvements than introducing new functions, which is good to be aware of what we can expect from it and what not, but this should not lead us to think that we will not find a few, some quite small that can easily go unnoticed, but that does not hurt know why they can be very useful at any given time. Did you already know, for example, the new method with which the switch to desktop version in Safari? We explain how it works.
Another function to make Safari even more comfortable
We showed you last week that Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), had introduced a new button in Safari so that we could convert a website to PDF at any time and for any reason, but it is not the only function that has been added to the iOS, something to be thankful for if we think about all the time we spend looking at the internet in our iPad and how these little details enhance the experience. The one that we present to you today solves an even more common problem than we would like and that is how quickly switch to the desktop version of a website when the version for mobile devices is not being comfortable for us for one reason or another.
The way to do it is also on this occasion extraordinarily simple, or more if possible, because all we have to do is press the update button for a few seconds. When we have done it we will see that a new button to switch to desktop version and, as you can suppose, we don't have to do anything more than press it. Immediately the full version of the web and it will remain as long as we have that tab open (if we close it when we open it again, another version for mobile devices will appear).
We end up remembering that you not only have iOS 9 available, but also that if the fear of bugs was making you postpone the update, you already have iOS 9.0.1, which solves the most striking and urgent. We will probably have soon, in addition, another small update like this one with which we will continue to polish those errors that we can almost say that inevitably always accompany the initial version. We will be attentive to inform you as soon as it sees the light.
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