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The new behavior of the bookmarks sidebar is frustrating me. I am hoping that someone knows a way to make the sidebar disappear in the landscape mode without tapping the bookmark icon again to close it. I don't see the logic in selecting a bookmark then having the sidebar stay open on 1/3 of the screen unless you manually close it. Please tell me there is a fix.
iPad (3rd gen) Wi-Fi, iOS 8
The answer is: Click the blue bookmarks icon on the top left. That will allow you to hide and show the sidebar.
The answer is: Click the blue bookmarks icon on the top left. That will allow you to hide and show the sidebar.
Sadly in iOS 8.1 beta there is still this post sjobs 0logic bug.
Send your request directly to Apple. This is a user to user support group.
http://www.apple.com/feedback/ipad.html
Have a nice day.
I did and no response. And now with IOS 8.02 it's still there.
Any update on this? You can hide it in OS X. Any way to hide it on the iPad?
Worked for me... Thanks!
I didn't see anything happen. What, if anything, should happen? I was doing just fine until I updated! Now, this! Aaarrrghh!
Tap the solid blue bookmark icon at the top of bookmarks to dismiss bookmarks.
I Have the same problem. Prior to ios8 the ssidebar would auto hide once you selected your bookmark, just as it does in portrait mode now
this is very annoying
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TThanks Doug! That solved it.
Thanks a million this has been driving me mad. Such a simple solution.
You're welcome.
This woked for me
THanks
I just experienced the same problem on my iPhone 6 Plus, iOS 8.3
The Bookmarks Sidebar is not there in the portrait mode but appears in the landscape mode. After playing around a bit I finally discovered that the web page being viewed is scrolled downward a bit by default. By scrolling upward, a top bar appears across the whole screen that has a duplicate Bookmarks icon on it. It is this second Bookmarks icon and not the one at the top of the Sidebar that toggles the Sidebar off and on.
Rybczyk
Auto hide the bookmarks sidebar on iPad in landscape
