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Whenever i try and screenshot something on my ipad on safari, i am kicked off the app and have to open and reload it when i do and it’s becoming pretty annoying. i normally use chrome but i want to transfer onto safari but it is hard when i cannot do the thing i do most and has become an instinct/habit of mine. thank u.
iPad, iPadOS 13
Screenshot timing of buttons is critical.
Assuming that your iPad has a Home button - to trigger a screenshot, you simultaneously press both the “top” (Sleep/Wake) button and the Home Button. If the timing isn’t right, something other than a screenshot is acheived.
So, to break this down to reliable sequence that consistently works...
1) Press-and-hold the Top Button
2) Press-and-release the Home Button
3) Release the Top Button
Now, press the buttons in the stated sequence - quickly; the screenshot is triggered at (2). After a little practice, the sequence becomes second-nature - and you will trigger a reliable screenshot every time.
I hope this insight and clarification proves to be helpful.
Screenshot timing of buttons is critical.
Assuming that your iPad has a Home button - to trigger a screenshot, you simultaneously press both the “top” (Sleep/Wake) button and the Home Button. If the timing isn’t right, something other than a screenshot is acheived.
So, to break this down to reliable sequence that consistently works...
1) Press-and-hold the Top Button
2) Press-and-release the Home Button
3) Release the Top Button
Now, press the buttons in the stated sequence - quickly; the screenshot is triggered at (2). After a little practice, the sequence becomes second-nature - and you will trigger a reliable screenshot every time.
I hope this insight and clarification proves to be helpful.
Screenshotting on Safari
