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I’ve had several web developers ask me about how Safari on iOS 26 extends down behind the Smart Search field (location/URL bar)… will you need to do anything to make sure the navigation doesn’t overlap your website?
You don’t need to do anything. The web page appears to extend below, behind. But the viewport itself & your content is 100% above the bar, just like now. The background color / image / look & feel of your page is extended further… so it looks beautiful. But content will not overlap.
Some old-school, late night blogging with some thoughts on @Iconfactory's Tapestry, @rizzi's new Reeder, and the beauty of the Open Web:
The Many Purposes of Timeline Apps for the Open Web https://www.macstories.net/stories/the-many-purposes-of-timeline-apps-for-the-open-web/
Writing at The Verge following the release of The Iconfactory's new app Tapestry, David Pierce perfectly encapsulates how I feel about the idea of "timeline apps" (a name that I'm totally going to steal, thanks David): What I like even more, though, is the idea behind Tapestry. There’s actually a whole genre of apps like
Incredible. Michael Giacchino celebrates a lifetime of his memorable music (all the way back to the Medal of Honor video game!) with an album of his own… exotica covers!?!
Space Mountain and Up’s Married Life as lounge versions? Absolutely yes: https://album.link/i/1754250697
(Via @matt)
Let me cut to the chase: sadly, I don't have a new iPad Pro to review today on MacStories. I was able to try one in London last week, and, as I wrote, I came away impressed with the hardware. However, I didn't get a chance to use a new iPad Pro over the past
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