And the Quick Notes themselves just exist in a square-shaped floating window that will pop back up if you open the same website or app again.
Now, if you flick up from the bottom right corner of your screen with the Apple Pencil or your finger, you'll have access to a Quick Note that you can write or draw in. That may change, as iPadOS 15 makes Notes a very helpful tool that works alongside apps in a way we've never seen: as a floating window. iPadOS 15 review: Notes gets superchargedįor a while, I've always used the third-party notetaking app Bear for my long-form writing on the iPad, iPhone and other devices. This is neat, but not something I found will change my iPad usage in a great way. It groups them by titles such as File, Edit Format and View (for the Notes app), which made me feel like Apple's realizing that the Menu bar from macOS should have life on the iPad, even if it's not bringing the Menu bar with it. You'll also notice that the keyboard shortcuts are now organized by kind, in a very traditional way that may remind you of macOS. Check it all out for yourself by holding down Command when you've connected a keyboard.
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