How do I disable "home bar" on my iPad Pro when connected to secondary screen?
Hello community,
I have an iPad Pro 12.9inch 5th gen. Just today I bought a screen
that connects via USB-C to it. This second screen I bought is not a
touchscreen, it is a simple display. (An Arzopa 15.6 inch mobile
display)
So displaying a picture works fine with the stage manager and the
"move to display" option, although I have not yet figured out how to
change the resolution and make the image full screen on the second
display. If you know, let me know, but my actual question however is a
different one: On the iPad itself as well as on the second screen, the
bar containing the basic apps is shown on the bottom. (Is it called the
home bar?) The bar where you can tap to go to iMessages, safari, apple
music, mail, calendar, photos, notes... you get the idea.
How do I disable this home bar on my second monitor? It kind of ruins the
presentation by being there on the second screen, and it is also
completely useless on the second screen since it isn't even a
touchscreen.
I already tried disabling the "App library" aswell as "Suggested and
recent apps" in dock, as there is an option for it. This disables about
half of the home bar (or dock, I really don't know what to call it),
but the apps mentioned above are still there. I do want the home bar to
be there on the iPad, I just don't want it on the second screen.
For your background info: I play pen & paper with a group, and I
have discovered the beauty of the iPad and cool apps to assist my
dungeon-mastering. I want to use the second monitor to show my players
pictures of characters, maps, scenery etc. instead of always turning my
iPad around and holding it up for everyone to see like I did until now.
If you didn't understand a word of this, don't worry, just imagine I
want to use the second screen as a display for the audience to see
pictures on.
Please help! Thank you very much in advance
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iPad Pro, iPadOS 18
