iOS 9.2 is now available in its first public beta
iOS 9.2 is already generating buzz, and it's because it was only available to developers two days ago, and today Apple brings us the first public beta of iOS 9.2, which, although it turns out to be a minor update, brings significant improvements to web browsing with Safari.
If you want to join the beta program for this new version of iOS 9 or future versions, and also try out this new update, you just need to go to Apple's beta testing site and join the extensive family of beta testers.
iOS 9.2 changelog in its first public beta
- SFSafariViewController, now supports third-party extensions of action, And all those actions of this type available in Safari are fully compatible with SFSafariViewController.
- New options available after pressing and holding the "Refresh Page" button in Safari, for Reload page without content blockers, and even for Visit/Request the desktop version of the site.
- This new version resolves some Recurring errors with web applications saved to the iOS home screen 9.
If you want to take a closer look at the changes and improvements in this new version of the system, here's a video. We'd love to hear your thoughts on this first beta in the comments, and if you participate, please share any additional information and details you've discovered about iOS 9.2.
