On iPadOS 16+, apps can run in windowed multitasking mode (resizable home windows).
I’d wish to drive my app to all the time keep fullscreen with out permitting customers to resize it.
Right here’s what I’ve tried thus far:
if UIDevice.present.userInterfaceIdiom == .pad {
if let sizeRestrictions = windowScene.sizeRestrictions {
let screenSize = windowScene.display screen.bounds.measurement
sizeRestrictions.minimumSize = screenSize
sizeRestrictions.maximumSize = screenSize
}
}
This units each the minimal and most measurement to the display screen bounds.
Nonetheless, even with this, the consumer can nonetheless scale the app window down by about ~11%.
Instance (iPad Professional 13" M4 simulator):
screenSize: (1032.0, 1376.0)
After cutting down: {899, 1221}
I additionally seen that windowScene(_:didUpdateEffectiveGeometry:) offers some geometry data:
func windowScene(
_ windowScene: UIWindowScene,
didUpdateEffectiveGeometry previousEffectiveGeometry: UIWindowScene.Geometry
) {
print(previousEffectiveGeometry.description)
// <UIWindowSceneGeometry: 0x600002160d20; coordinateSpace.bounds: {{0, 0}, {1032, 1376}};
// interfaceOrientation: portrait (1); isInteractivelyResizing: YES>
}
Is there any technique to fully disable windowed multitasking mode on iPad (iOS 26), in order that the app all the time stays fullscreen?
