For instance, the browser now supports traditional web extensions. Other than that, Safari changes are all good improvements. But if you really don’t want the address bar at the bottom, you can move it back to the top of the screen. Essentially, Apple has listened to feedback and changed the user interface of its web browser during the summer.īy default, the address bar is now at the bottom of the screen, right above the row of buttons that let you open bookmarks, share the current page or go to the previous page. But what you saw at WWDC in June doesn’t look at all like what’s shipping today. Let’s start with the controversial one: Safari’s design has been updated. Others have been a bit more controversial. Some additions are definitely nice improvements. With iOS 15, Apple has improved nearly all the default apps.
You get it, this new feature has a lot of depth and beta users have just started scratching the surface. For instance, you could use Shortcuts to open the Clock app when you turn on Sleep mode. Power users will also have a lot of fun setting up a Focus and pairing it with a Shortcut. For instance, you can automatically turn on “Sleep” at night or you can automatically turn on “Work” when you arrive at work. Third, you can hide notifications from the lock screen and hide badges from the home screen.įocus gets particularly interesting when you realize that you can couple specific Focuses with automation features. Second, you can hide home screen pages altogether. First, you can optionally share that your notifications are currently silenced in Messages and compatible third-party apps. There are three more settings that you can activate.
App developers can also mark a notification as time sensitive so that it always goes through. You can then add people and apps so that notifications from those people and apps still go through. When you turn on a specific Focus, it basically blocks notifications by default. Each Focus is customizable to your needs and you can create new Focuses from scratch. By default, Apple suggests a few Focuses - Work, Sleep, Driving, Fitness, Gaming, Mindfulness, Personal and Reading. If you want to keep using “moon mode” with iOS 15, you don’t have to change anything.īut you can now create additional Focuses. “Do Not Disturb” users are already quite familiar with the idea that you can silence notifications when you don’t want them. With this new feature, it reverses the balance and puts you back in charge. Chances are you spend a lot of time with your phone, and your device requires a lot of attention from you. I would say it doesn’t feel like an Apple feature.īut it’s definitely one of the most interesting features of iOS 15. It’s a surprisingly powerful feature with a lot of options and tweaks. One of the biggest changes in iOS 15 is the ability to change your Focus from Control Center. Image Credits: Apple Focusing on you instead of your phone
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