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macrumors 6502a
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Dec 16, 2013
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Evernote and Facebook are yet to support split screen or slide over on ios 9. I thought they would have been among the first?

Any other popular apps that have yet to support this feature?
 

snowmoon

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None of the google apps ( gmail, hangsouts ) appear to be updated yet. Paper by 53 isn't updated, but notability is working.
 

lsutigerfan1976

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Sep 14, 2012
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Facebook is odd. They were used to demo the reply from notification bar/center feature when iOS 8 came out. But was never updated to take advantage of that. And now there is no split view and no 3D touch either. It seems like Apple always uses them to demo features. But Facebook is always late implementing them.
 

Billy95Tech

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Apr 18, 2014
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Evernote and Facebook are yet to support split screen or slide over on ios 9. I thought they would have been among the first?

Any other popular apps that have yet to support this feature?

Twitter now supports slide over and split view! :)

I'm sure lots of app developers like Facebook, Youtube, Evernote and lots more will support Slide over and Split view in the near future Just give them time!!
 

malih

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May 11, 2013
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Facebook app UI/UX itself is not very iPad/tablet optimized, I think they're focusing development effort more on iPhone and Android Phones, probably because they have a lot more active users on that platform.

It's probably true for many other major app developers too.
 

Abazigal

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Jul 18, 2011
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Since podcast support split-screen, it makes sense for other music player apps like Overcast to support it as well. Makes it easier when I want to select a podcast to play.

Chat apps like telegram haven't supported it as well.
 
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