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Safari is regularly, but not always, displaying a page with the left side out of the window. I can reload the page, but this is getting tiresome. On my other devices (iPad and iPhone), there is no obvious way to correct it but to rotate the device into landscape mode. I had expected a fix by now, but there still are no updates.
Are you experiencing this problem with an iPad? Not a Mac?
If so I will ask the site Hosts to relocate your question to the Using iPad Community. In the meantime please review Use multitasking on your iPad - Apple Support. It appears you may inadvertently be using its Slide Over feature:
to drag it to the left or right.Are you experiencing this problem with an iPad? Not a Mac?
If so I will ask the site Hosts to relocate your question to the Using iPad Community. In the meantime please review Use multitasking on your iPad - Apple Support. It appears you may inadvertently be using its Slide Over feature:
to drag it to the left or right.Quit the Safari app if it is open. To do that click and hold the Safari icon in the Dock and choose Quit from the menu that appears.
Then, press and hold a Shift key while launching Safari again. That action launches Safari in windowed mode with no previously opened windows or tabs.
Release the Shift key when Safari opens.
Will performing above with shift keys cause me to lose all saved tabs?
this just started with 16 update and only on new 4th generation iPad Pro. Old iPad Pro 10.5 inch doesn’t have this problem
and yes I have tried force restart etc 🙂
Thanks, this worked, but it required rebooting the iPad. Perhaps quitting and restarting Safari would have been enough, but just trying to use a new table and doing another search did not work, though this could have been a cache issue as I was using a search that had failed before.
Since I had no idea what "stage manager" is, I am hesitant to take credit (blame?) for turning it on. Nevertheless, I am grateful for your help!
I turned off stage manager and it seems to have fixed the problem. Thanks
Sorry… yes it’s an iPad issue I’ll check out the multitasking info above
You're welcome.
Thanks, this did work fine and recovering my tabs was easy using History.
Much appreciated
I had the problem with both, but your response to the iMac was perfect. I posted the problem separately under iPad. Thanks
Safari display issue
