Microsoft Edge for iOS beta picks up split view support on iPad

A fresh update for the Microsoft Border beta is rolling out on iOS, and it makes multitasking a whole lot easier for iPad users. Namely, version 42.2.0 finally introduces back up for split view on iPad, along with several other quality-of-life improvements for anybody (via OnMSFT).

As a recap, split view allows iPad users to run 2 apps side-by-side. With Border, this means yous could practise something like piece of work on a document while referencing information from the web without having to actively switch between apps.

In addition to split view, Microsoft has thrown in the usual round of bug fixes, along with the ability to add together or edit top sites on the new tab page. There's too a new sync progress indicator for your favorites and reading lists.

Hither'southward the full expect at what's included in the Microsoft Edge beta 42.two.0 for iOS:

Split view back up for iPad
Add or edit top sites on the new tab folio
Sync progress indicator for favorites and reading list
See arrangement-managed favorites and internal web apps on Intune-managed piece of work and schoolhouse accounts
Fixed an issue where some Bing.com users were not getting rewards for using Edge
A better book reading feel including ability to see/add bookmarks and to change text spacing
Performance improvements

This update is available at present for members of the Microsoft Edge beta via TestFlight on iOS. Should testing go well, split view and the rest of the features should be hit the release version before too long.

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