App switcher bug is now officially gone! Feels way more smoother
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iOS 11 Beta 3: Changes, Bug Fixes, Enhancements, etc.
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My guess is let's say you're walking out of your house and need to use your phone in that spot where the WIFI network is still connected but not actually working, you can click the wifi button and it'll disconnect but when you return home it'll try to connect again rather than leaving wifi disabled until you remember "oops I forgot to reactivate wifi". At least that's the functionality I'd like to see.
In the multitasking in the iPad you can just swipe up an app and it will close.
New notification center update, when you swipe down, it has an earlier today section which shows all your notifications, don't think i saw this on beta 2
Dropbox shows up as a location in the Files app now. Less delay when opening and closing apps
No more swiping down then up for notifications.
Alarm 3D Touch shortcut in Control Center is still broken.
So the "earlier today" notifications are immediately there? shown right below recent? Screenshot would be great.
Yes, there's no extra swipe up on the "already in/authenticated and swipe down". It's all in one place now. On the actually lock screen however there are no notifications at all until you swipe up, then it appears exactly as I described. lol two steps forward, one step back
I think that was intentionally removed based on this: https://twitter.com/irace/status/880794987914563585They better bring back 3D Touch Multitasking
On the notifications screen they are. Nothing at all on the lock screen until you swipe up then you get the "Earlier today" and everything else by date, all in once place.
I would also love this. My router is strong enough to give me a worthless connection up the street, and I always use CC to turn off WiFi as I'm leaving, but then turn it back on again when I'm far enough away to be free of it.
