

Popular iPad Safari extensions include 1Password, which, as the name suggests, is a password manager.Īchoo HTML Viewer & Inspector is a good one for some users, adding the "Inspect" option many desktop browsers have. This is where you'll find your installed Safari extensions, but since you're reading this, I'm guessing there are none yet, so tap on More Extensions to find some! Open the Settings app, then scroll down to Safari, tap it, then scroll down to GENERAL and tap Extensions. Extensions are downloaded from the App Store like regular apps, and add extra functionality to your browser. Safari for iPad now supports web extensions, similarly to the desktop Safari app on your Mac. Improve your iPad home screen with widgets Supposedly YouTube is also finally going to let both paid and free users play videos in Picture in Picture at some point, but we don't have concrete dates on when, and in which regions, yet. So you can freely play a video in those, then jump out of them and do something else on your iPad, while the video continues playing in a popup.
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FaceTime does for video calls, and like I said Netflix does too, plus most of the other streaming apps you may want to use.

Well, actually the limit is which apps support Picture in Picture. So this way you can continue watching your show while doing other things – browsing the web, maybe even opening Quick Note and jotting down notes, the sky's the limit! If you're watching a Netflix video but want to do something else at the same time, don't pause the video – just go ahead and jump to the home screen or move to another app, and your video will run in a popup window. This is handy if you've made a mistake somewhere in your text and would like to revert it – that's what "undo" means – "undoing" something.Ī Netflix video playing in a Picture in Picture popup (Yep, in appears blank in screenshots, but trust me, it's a Netflix video.) You can also undo an action by pressing Cmd+Z on your iPad keyboard. Those two shortcuts work for copying and pasting files too, by the way. Once your text has been marked, press Cmd+C to copy it, after which you can press Cmd+V to paste it somewhere else. To select text on your iPad, with a physical keyboard, hold the Shift key and press either the left or right arrow keys to mark it.
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Now, how to copy and paste on iPad? I know most of you consider this obvious, but we should cover it anyway, because not everyone's an iPad expert (just yet). Press it and the Tab key together to switch between your open iPad apps quickly, at any time. The command key is marked "cmd" on your iPad keyboard, and it's right next to the space bar. Well, you can use the exact same shortcut on your Mac and iPad too, but here it's Command+Tab instead, since there's no Alt key. Basically, you press the Alt and Tab keys together to quickly switch between your open apps. It's not a stretch to assume you've used a Windows PC, and you know what alt-tabbing is. They save time! Let's get into the ones you should definitely know about…īasic iPad keyboard shortcuts you should know about Shortcuts, of course, are keys you can press to perform quick actions.
