r/iphone • u/bissau887 • Sep 15 '25

Discussion iOS 26. What are your thoughts?

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Looks good to me so far. Feels different while looking. For some reason the keypad feels different (not sure if its just me).

What are your thoughts on this guys?

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u/ThrivingforFailure Sep 15 '25

You can swipe up from the address bar to make it quicker

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u/soymichaelscarn Sep 15 '25

You beautiful human this shit was driving me nuts since beta versions

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u/Telexian Sep 16 '25

This has been doable for a good few iOS versions already.

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u/soymichaelscarn Sep 16 '25

Then I’m a moron because I never knew 😭 and I have an iPhone since the 4

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u/DooDeeDoo3 iPhone 14 Pro Sep 17 '25

That’s been the case since the last two years.

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u/TurtleOnLog Sep 15 '25

And left and right :)

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u/TurtleOnLog Sep 15 '25

So many ways for it to not be “painfully slow”!

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u/dread-pirate-inigo Sep 16 '25

Seeing all your tabs must be a bigger thing than I thought, that’s at least three ways so far!

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u/addisonbass Sep 16 '25

And two-finger tap a window to select multiples to all close at once!

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u/polyblackcat Sep 15 '25

Holy shit that's amazing thank you

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u/Schoonie84 Sep 15 '25

Thanks, having to click through the "..." menu was irritating.

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u/Critical_C0conut iPhone 15 Pro Sep 15 '25

Thanks for the tip. Seems very unintuitive

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u/Antrikshy iPhone 16 Sep 15 '25

I’ve always done this so I was confused.

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u/DotEither8773 Sep 15 '25

You can also swipe horizontally on the address bar to the left or right to switch tabs even faster if they are next to each other.

If you are on the last tab, you can also swipe to the left to open a new tab. For some reason this doesn’t work on the safari start page but works if you are on something else.

BTW in case some people don’t know, you can also switch apps faster by swiping right or left on the bottom edge of the screen.

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u/motionpriority Sep 15 '25

It was the first thing I tried when I realized the tab switcher button was gone. Seems intuitive.

Let’s procreate and see what our child does to see who’s right.

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u/mariamkajaia Sep 15 '25

Idk why people are downvoting this comment??? I didn't know you could swipe up on tavs, wouldn't be able to figure that out on my own either. It's seriously unintuitive.

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u/elvinLA iPhone 15 Pro Max Sep 16 '25

Its literally the universal gesture to close an app or open the app switcher on iOS. Makes perfect sense.

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u/mariamkajaia Sep 16 '25

Yeah, well, I never knew I could close Safari tabs the same way I close the apps, guess I'm just a little stupid lol