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When trying to put a home button on iPad screen I set up an assistive access. I was taken to a page with a small box with the chrome circle. When I hit it i was taken to the Chrome internet page. At the bottom of this page, there is the word back with an arrow. This only took me back to the page with the small chrome
iPad, iPadOS 17
Hi Prinz616,
Welcome to the Apple (user-to-user) Community!
Re: Exits assistive access on ipad
Thank you for you post telling us how the Chrome button takes you to Chrome internet and back.
For more info. on using this Accessibility feature: See: About Assistive Access on iPad - Apple Support
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Apple Support provide a handy guide to help with getting familiar with Assistive Access:
See the: Assistive Access User Guide - Apple Support
Eg: The article: Enter and exit Assistive Access on iPad - Apple Support says:
"After you set up Assistive Access on iPad, you can enter and exit it as needed.
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"Enter Assistive Access
Go to Settings 
> Accessibility > Assistive Access, tap Start Assistive Access, then enter the Assistive Access passcode.
Tip: You can configure the Accessibility Shortcut so you can quickly enter Assistive Access using the same button press you use to exit it. See Quickly open features with Accessibility Shortcut in the iPad User Guide."
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Exit Assistive Access
Triple-click the Home button (on an iPad with a Home button)
or
the top button (on other iPad models),
tap Exit Assistive Access, then enter the Assistive Access passcode. "
Hope this helps :-)
Thank you for your reply and pictures. Sorry the above info. hasn't helped. Have never used Chrome, so don't know how it may interact with Assistive Access. Third-party (non-Apple) software may need to be kept up-to-date to remain compatible.
Nothing happened I am attaching pictures.
Exits assistive access on ipad
