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On the iPhone Duo outer display, Safari puts Back, Bookmarks, Tabs and the status bar in a column on the right edge. Web pages stop short of it – the space underneath stays unused.
WideView is a Safari extension that lets web pages extend underneath that column. Safari's controls then float above the content, and you see more of every page.
• One switch for all websites: choose "Wide" or "Off" in Safari's page menu
• If WideView gets in the way on a site, turn it off just there
• Mobile sites stay mobile – only the empty strip is used
• Headers and buttons are adjusted automatically so nothing disappears under the camera
• Only works on the outer display in portrait; when unfolded and with "Request Desktop Website" everything stays unchanged
• No data collection, no tracking, no network connections
How it works:
1. Open WideView and tap "Enable Extension"
2. Turn on WideView and allow access on all websites
3. In Safari, tap WideView in the page menu and choose "Wide"
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What's New in WideView Duo
1.1
October 31, 2026
What's New • Turn it off for single sites: if WideView gets in the way on a website, switch it off just there in the menu. • The menu now shows whether WideView is active on the current page. • Report a problem with a page right from the menu. • Headers and floating buttons avoid the camera more cleanly, and the strip below it matches the page colour. • A short introduction on first launch; the app detects whether you're on the outer display. • WideView is now available in English.
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