iPadOS 17.7.7

Is there any information in the user agent that identifies whether it is an iPad or not? On the iPad mini, the user agent is as follows, and it can be identified by whether or not it contains the string iPad. Mozilla/5.0 (iPad; CPU OS 1341 like Mac OS X) AppleWebKit/605.1.15 (KHTML, like Gecko) Mobile/15E148 However, on the iPad/iPad Air/iPad Pro, the UA looks like this, and there is no identifiable information at first glance. Is there any information in this UA that can identify it as coming from the iPad? Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10156) AppleWebKit/605.1.15 (KHTML, like Gecko) Or is there some information that is not given on the iPad, unlike Safari on MacOS?

This is starting to get pretty frustrating. Not only do video conferencing end abruptly with the browser shutting down, but the iPad is now quite often unresponsive. I have experienced this with both Safarin and Brave browsers. And the only thing you can do is turn off the iPad and restart. Is it really just me who has these problems after the latest uppdate?

I was testing out the new dark mode on my iPad and our app doesn't seem to show up correctly even though we have everything set up as default settings. For example, our background is normally white with black textlabels but in the dark theme it shows the same white background with white textlabels. Another example is that our textfields went from a white background to black and the text stayed black. Is this something that we will have to change or is this a bug that will have to be fixed?

I'm working on an application where users can create their own equations using different math functions, like, sqrt, log, pow, exp, etc. and app calculates them with the provided values and displays the result. User also has the option to select the number of digits they want to round the result to. I'm using 'Double' data type and having precision issues with some of the equation results. Below are some examples: Example1: let a = 0.2 let b = 0.1 let result = a + b print(result) Printed result: 0.30000000000000004 Expected result: 0.3 Example2: let a = 9.495 let b = 0.2 let result = a + b print(result) Printed result: 9.694999999999999 Expected result: 9.695 Once they calculate the equation there is a requirement to match the result with the provided text. Which in the above cases fails. One of the solutions is to use the “Decimal” data type, but math functions like square root and log are not available for the Decimal data type. Please let me know if there is any way to resolve these issues by continuing to

I have an iPad Pro 10.5 inch, and he bootlooped, I tried to update and restore him on itunes, but without results, itunes reported me an error 4013, someone can explain me how can I fix him?

My toolbar is hidden and I would prefer it stay in view. I can’t find the switch.

Newer iPads come with USB-C ports. Would it be possible to connect a USB-C CDC device (that is, a USB UART) and use it from an app? What would one need to supply to make this work?

While mutitasking between pages and photos. Bug is in that i cannot edit text while looking at paperwork in photos app. I do not know is that because i connected magic mouse and magic keyboard to ipad but bug is really annoyng.

I Loaded 13.1 beta. When I open a folder of apps it opens with a transparent background. It is hard to see the apps bec of the apps behind them.

Hi Apple community can anyone point me towards aome kind of condensed overview of technical differences between the subject? I’m not looking for statements like different design or support of Apple Pencil. No, more like use of different frameworks or utilization of graphics, kind of.. Appreciate any help br Ropper

hello. I installed ios 18 beta from the official website, but I had a big problem after the update. The storage began to fill up abruptly with the system date, 30GB was free, it became 1-3 GB. how to fix it?

I have an iOS/iPadOS app and 'm trying to communicate with usb smart card reader using CryptoTokenKit on all platforms (ios/ipados/macos). Minimal Repro Code import CryptoTokenKit import SwiftUI struct ContentView: View { @State var status = var body: some View { VStack { Text(Status: (status)) } .padding() .onAppear { let manager = TKSmartCardSlotManager.default if manager != nil { status = Initialized } else { status = Unsupported } } } } And my entitlement file has only one key: com.apple.security.smartcard = YES Behavior • iPadOS (on device): status = Initialized ✅ • macOS (native macOS app, with the required CryptoTokenKit entitlement): status = Initialized ✅ • macOS (Designed for iPad, regardless of CryptoTokenKit entitlement): status = Unsupported → TKSmartCardSlotManager.default is nil ❌ Expectation Given that the same iPadOS build initializes TKSmartCardSlotManager, I expected the iPad app running in Designed for iPad mode on Apple silicon Mac to behave the same (