In iOS 16.2, Apple launched its new Home app overhaul, but it was later removed due to compatibility issues. Here are the new things you can control, via user iBanks3 on Reddit's r/shortcuts who first found them. That's great news for everyone who prefers Chrome, Firefox or others over the iPhone's built-in browser.Īpple's Shortcuts app has added some new options for automation. That means if you save a Safari shortcut for a particular service, it'll now behave more like a native iOS app, rather than requiring you to constantly check for updates.Īlso, you can now save browser shortcuts to the home screen that aren't in Safari.
Currently, you can only enable/disable the AOD globally, with Focus modes like Do Not Disturb unable to use a separate setting.Īnnounced by the WebKit blog, the official source of information on Apple's browser toolkit for developers, Apple's letting web app devs send push notifications to users, (assuming users allow the correct permissions) and display notification badges on your home screen shortcuts. This will make it plain to users how much power the AOD is consuming, similar to other apps or features, and help them figure out if the power drain is worthwhile or if they'd rather turn it off to preserve a bit of juice.Īlso, you can now pick whether the AOD is enabled or disabled in each Focus mode, by using the Focus filter settings.
#Ios beta 16 pro#
If you have an iPhone 14 Pro or iPhone 14 Pro Max with an always-on display, the iOS 16.4 beta adds a heading for it under the Battery Usage heading in the phone's battery settings, according to code found by 9to5Mac.
You also now get a shrunken notification when you set a song to Play Next, letting you know the action's been registered without taking up as much room as the current one does.Īlways-on Display battery consumption stats and Focus changes While not something that changes how you use the app, your iCloud user icon now appears in the top corner of the Apple Music Library tab (according to 9to5Mac), allowing you to quickly open your profile page to adjust your settings. That should mean fewer confusing moments when the app doesn't play podcasts in the order you expected. This will likely help make our camera rolls slightly less crowded with screenshots.Finally, Up Next will now default to playing saved podcasts even if you're not following them.
Now a copy and delete option has been added to that. Previously, once a screenshot was taken, the menu included options to save to Quick Note or Files, delete and save to photos. The image can then be pasted into an email, message or Notes. This option makes it easy to copy a screenshot to the clipboard as soon as you take it. There is a new “copy and delete” option that appears once you take a screenshot with the iOS 16 beta 5. The battery percentage feature is apparently not available on the iPhone XR, iPhone 11, iPhone 12 mini, and iPhone 13 mini, according to 9to5Mac. With this welcome update, that will change. An extra step was added to view the battery percentage after that and users then had to swipe down in the control center to view exactly how much battery they had left. There was probably limited space to include everything in the status bar which is why Apple did away with it. When your phone is not charging the battery percentage will show up inside the battery icon and even when an iPhone is on low power, the battery will turn yellow, but the percentage will still be seen.Īpple had removed the battery percentage from iPhones with the introduction of notches on the iPhone X. Apple is not taking the percentage away this time - whether your phone is charging, on low power mode or not charging, the battery percentage will be shown.
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