Having now used it for a while in contrast to iOS 8, I have to say that I hate it. I much prefer seeing the entire preview of an app at once, as well as being able to use three fingers to dismiss three apps at once. Hopefully they switch back in iOS 10.
Apple has been and keeps making little “changes” seemingly for the sake thereof without regard to use. Individually they’re annoyances, but together they’re leading me to believe that someone with a decent amount of sway doesn’t know what he’s doing.
A couple of other things do remain from the days of old: you can still force-quit apps by swiping up, and a single click on the home button will jump directly back to where you were when you called the switcher. Overall, iOS 9's new app switcher is a welcome change that seems much more in line with iOS's overall architecture than its immediate predecessor did.
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Having now used it for a while in contrast to iOS 8, I have to say that I hate it. I much prefer seeing the entire preview of an app at once, as well as being able to use three fingers to dismiss three apps at once. Hopefully they switch back in iOS 10.
Apple has been and keeps making little “changes” seemingly for the sake thereof without regard to use. Individually they’re annoyances, but together they’re leading me to believe that someone with a decent amount of sway doesn’t know what he’s doing.
A couple of other things do remain from the days of old: you can still force-quit apps by swiping up, and a single click on the home button will jump directly back to where you were when you called the switcher. Overall, iOS 9's new app switcher is a welcome change that seems much more in line with iOS's overall architecture than its immediate predecessor did.