Triple-Click Not Showing Accessibility Shortcuts in iPadOS

Okay, I finally figured it out.

I checked my iPhone 11, which is a swipe device and does not have a home screen, and I found that the desired items in Accessibility Shortcuts have checkmarks next to them. Returning to the iPad Pro, there were none. I figured out that by clicking to the right of each item, I was able to select each. Then after going to the Home screen and triple-clicking the Home button, the Accessibility Shortcuts window finally popped up.

In re-reading Apple's directions on its support site, the part that read:

• "Set up Accessibility Shortcut: Go to Settings  > Accessibility > Accessibility Shortcut, then select the features you use the most."

I would clarify to include something like, "Tap to the left of the feature you'd like to use; a checkmark will appear," or something like that.

Anyway, I'm good to go. Thanks!

This is still not working for me. I checked each click speed option from Default to Slow to Slowest. No matter the speed that I do the triple-click, the shortcuts still do not pop up on the screen. If I start clicking too fast, two clicks out of three will bring up screen Expose.

It would be way easier if the button to enable/disable the shortcuts were left alone for devices that use the Home screen. It's been frustrating; it's working on my iPhone 11, but not my iPad Pro.

I'm open to other suggestions; thanks.

Thanks, but that didn't do anything when I slow it down, or speed it up.

There's no switch to toggle turning the feature on or off. The iPad Pro model depends on Touch ID, as opposed to FaceID.