Triple-Click Not Showing Accessibility Shortcuts in iPadOS

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.

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!