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Apple has quietly reintroduced a popular multitasking feature in the second beta of iPadOS 26.1, which was released to developers on Monday.

With the second beta of iPadOS 26.1, Apple tweaked multitasking on the iPad to reintroduce the Slide Over feature. Slide Over was removed in ...

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Slide Over was removed from iPadOS last month when iPadOS 26 debuted, but the newly released 26.1 beta 2 restores it—at least partially.