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V12 too buggy

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mrmember

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Since installing V12 I’m finding too many bugs to mention. I can no longer ‘Copy’ from an article on the Net.

V12 makes the wallpaper ‘move’ all the time, which is making me nauseas, not to mention unsettled.

Is Apple setting us up for political defeat or some such thing?

Things have definitely gone downhill. Becoming more like Android every day.
 
Some wallpapers move, some don’t. Exactly the same as it was on iOS11.
Also there is a setting to reduce motion if it is a problem for you (as it is for me). Again, this is exactly the same as it was on iOS11.

As for copying anything from the web, I have not experienced any problems at all, so I presume it is an issue specific to the website you are trying to copy from.
If you tell us what do you want to copy and where from, I can try at my end and let you know my opinion.
As far as I know and as far as I have experienced, nothing has changed from iOS11.

There might wel be bugs in ios12, but most times it is more useful to ask help with your specific issue instead of immediately blaming the tool.
 
mrmember said:
Since installing V12 I’m finding too many bugs to mention. I can no longer ‘Copy’ from an article on the Net.

V12 makes the wallpaper ‘move’ all the time, which is making me nauseas, not to mention unsettled.

Is Apple setting us up for political defeat or some such thing?

Things have definitely gone downhill. Becoming more like Android every day.
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Seems like as far as generalizations go, iOS 12 is more or less the opposite of that (again, in terms of an overall generalization based on what most have said).
 
I don’t recall V11 at all. Every time my iPad tells me there’s a new upgrade I do it. But I never experienced the screen ‘moving’ until I installed V12.

Thanks so much for your answer and for helping me. It’s magazine articles I can’t copy from. Any magazine.
 
mrmember said:
I don’t recall V11 at all. Every time my iPad tells me there’s a new upgrade I do it. But I never experienced the screen ‘moving’ until I installed V12.

Thanks so much for your answer and for helping me. It’s magazine articles I can’t copy from. Any magazine.
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Change the wallpaper to a static one.

Can you name one “magazine” of the ones you have tried and gives you problems?
A link would be useful.

By the way, i just went onto this page:
https://www.nationalgeographic.co.u.../02/cubas-underwater-jewels-are-tourisms-path
Selected the text, copy, paste, no problems at all. So I am not sure what you are trying to do that doesn’t work.
 
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Wando64 said:
Change the wallpaper to a static one.

Can you name one “magazine” of the ones you have tried and gives you problems?
A link would be useful.

By the way, i just went onto this page:
https://www.nationalgeographic.co.u.../02/cubas-underwater-jewels-are-tourisms-path
Selected the text, copy, paste, no problems at all. So I am not sure what you are trying to do that doesn’t work.
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You’re right. I could also copy/paste at that site. So...this is prolly a magazine-specific problem. I’ll deal with them on that. Thanks!
 
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mrmember said:
Since installing V12 I’m finding too many bugs to mention. I can no longer ‘Copy’ from an article on the Net.

V12 makes the wallpaper ‘move’ all the time, which is making me nauseas, not to mention unsettled.

Is Apple setting us up for political defeat or some such thing?

Things have definitely gone downhill. Becoming more like Android every day.
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For the wallpaper go to Settings -> Wallpaper then tap what looks like thumbnails of your phone. In the next screen if “Perspective” is highlighted, tap “Still”
 
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I understand what mrmember means. When you update from iOS11 to iOS12, it keeps your wallpaper but changes it to perspective by default - or did on my 2 devices certainly. Change it back to still and it's fine. It's odd that it changed that setting.
 
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mrmember said:
How did you know that was going to be my next question? ha

Thanks a bunch! :)
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You’re very welcome. It got enabled on my friends phone when she upgraded to iOS 12 recently so it was fresh in my mental “things that annoy some people on iOS” list ;). Never cared much for the feature myself either.
 
IOS 11 wallpaper problem and IOS 12 as I can see.
I set custom wallpaper as static and then after restart it is not static and it's zoomed in. You can make it static again if turn to widgets page but it will stay zoomed.
Set your wallpaper and don't restart phone, that is only fix ;)
 
Uh-oH... I did the “Set Both” to static and it acted like it was doing it. But it didn’t. It won’t stay static. Anybody know a fix for this bug?
 
mrmember said:
Uh-oH... I did the “Set Both” to static and it acted like it was doing it. But it didn’t. It won’t stay static. Anybody know a fix for this bug?
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I believe there should still be a slight movement but not as much. Reduce Motion is the only way to make it completely still since iOS 7.
 
I’m using a picture I shot for my wallpaper. Dynamic and Still have nothing to do with the new motion I’m seeing now. Perspective didn’t either. The photo moves backwards while all the Icons move forward, inducing nausea. Or almost. So it looks like there’s no fix for this after all.

But thanks to everyone who tried to help! :)
 
mrmember said:
I’m using a picture I shot for my wallpaper. Dynamic and Still have nothing to do with the new motion I’m seeing now. Perspective didn’t either. The photo moves backwards while all the Icons move forward, inducing nausea. Or almost. So it looks like there’s no fix for this after all.

But thanks to everyone who tried to help! :)
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Settings -> General -> Accessibility -> Reduce motion -> ON
It will eliminate the effect you are seeing, but also eliminate all of the animations when opening and closing apps (which in my book is a good thing anyway).
 
Wando64 said:
Settings -> General -> Accessibility -> Reduce motion -> ON
It will eliminate the effect you are seeing, but also eliminate all of the animations when opening and closing apps (which in my book is a good thing anyway).
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Great instructions. And it worked. Thanks! :)
 
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mrmember said:
Uh-oH... I did the “Set Both” to static and it acted like it was doing it. But it didn’t. It won’t stay static. Anybody know a fix for this bug?
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Try toggling perspective/static on and off a few times. In iOS 11 sometimes it took a couple of tries before it would stay static for me.
 
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