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Lightning Experience on iPad Safari Considerations
Understand what’s different or not supported when you view Lightning Experience on an iPad® instead of a desktop computer.
These features work differently or aren't supported, but they aren't blocked from use.
| Feature or Setting | Available with Differences | Not Supported | Notes |
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| General Functionality | |||
| Portrait orientation |
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Portrait orientation and orientation switching aren’t supported on Lightning Experience on iPad Safari. Use landscape orientation and maximize your Safari browser to full width. To avoid orientation switching, turn on the iPad rotation lock. | |
| Screen resolution |
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The minimum screen resolution required to support all Salesforce features is 1024 x 768. The Three Regions template and the pinned region templates are designed with Lightning console apps in mind. Three-region templates require more screen width to display correctly and can display incorrectly on certain devices or monitors with low resolutions. |
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| Hover |
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Hover isn’t supported on Lightning Experience on iPad Safari except for these features. Einstein Search If you view Lightning Experience on an iPad, Einstein Search record previews and related list quick links do not show hover pages.
Calendar When using Lightning Experience on iPad Safari, users can tap events to see the event preview card. To close, users can tap anywhere outside the preview card. |
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| Setup |
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Setup isn’t supported, including anything accessed from the Setup Menu and Setup Home, like Lightning App Builder and Flow Builder. | |
| Personal settings |
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Accessing personal settings isn’t supported on Lightning Experience on iPad Safari. We recommend that you use Lightning Experience on a desktop to access your personal settings. | |
| Screen reader: VoiceOver |
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The use of a screen reader isn’t supported in Lightning Experience on iPad Safari because Apple Safari’s screen reader, VoiceOver, doesn’t support:
We recommend that you use Lightning Experience on a desktop when using a screen reader. |
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| Utility bar: Pop-out |
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Popping-out docked utility bar items isn't supported in Lightning Experience on iPad Safari. | |
| Visualforce and Custom iframes |
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Visualforce pages and custom iframes aren’t supported in Lightning Experience on iPad Safari. | |
| iPad keyboards |
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iPad keyboards aren’t supported on Lightning Experience on iPad Safari. | |
| Safari settings |
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If you encounter UI rendering issues, turn off these Safari settings.
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| Sales and Productivity | |||
| Sales Dialer |
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Sales Dialer isn’t supported on Lightning Experience on iPad Safari. We recommend that you use Lightning Experience on a desktop to use Sales Dialer. | |
| Dialer |
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Dialer features are available in Lightning Experience on the desktop only. | |
| Outlook Integration |
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On an iPad, the buttons at the bottom of the Outlook integration pane, such as Save and Cancel, aren’t visible when using the Outlook on the web email client in Safari. Sales reps can scroll to use the buttons at the bottom of the pane. | |
| CPQ |
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Salesforce CPQ and Billing aren’t supported on Lightning Experience on iPad Safari. We recommend that you use Lightning Experience on a desktop to use Salesforce CPQ and Billing. | |
| Marketing Cloud Account Engagement (Pardot) | |||
| Account Engagement apps |
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Account Engagement isn’t supported on Lightning Experience on iPad Safari. To use Account Engagement, Account Engagement Lightning App, Sales Emails and Alerts (Salesforce Engage), B2B Marketing Analytics, or Snippets, we recommend you use Lightning Experience on desktop. | |
| B2B Marketing Analytics |
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B2B Marketing Analytics isn’t fully supported on Lightning Experience on iPad Safari. Dashboards don’t always appear completely inside Analytics Studio, so we recommend that you open the app from the Analytics tab in Lightning Experience. Alternatively, try the CRM Analytics app for iOS. | |
| Service | |||
| Field Service: Creating service reports |
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Creating service reports from work orders or service appointments isn't supported on Lightning Experience on iPad Safari. | |
| Field Service: Dispatcher console |
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The dispatcher console isn’t supported on iPad Safari. We recommend that you use Lightning Experience on a desktop to use the dispatcher console. | |
| Feed Publisher |
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In the Spring ’20 edition of Lightning Experience on iPad Safari, check your text editors for rich text editor support. For example, check for support in a feeds publisher. If you don’t have rich text editor support—you can’t add an emoji or a hyperlink—you’re using an older, unsupported editor. Talk with Salesforce Support to upgrade to the latest editor. | |
| Service Cloud Voice |
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Voice isn’t supported on Lightning Experience on iPad Safari. We recommend that you use Lightning Experience on a desktop to use Voice. | |
| Analytics | |||
| CRM Analytics |
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Salesforce currently doesn't support CRM Analytics with Apple Safari. | |
| Report Builder: Dragging fields and columns |
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When you build or edit reports with Lightning Experience on Apple iPad Safari, you can't drag fields and columns in the Fields and Overview panes. As a workaround, add columns using the Add column... lookup. To reorder columns, remove them from the report, then add them back in the order you prefer. | |
| Dashboard Builder: Dragging components to reposition or resize |
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When you build or edit dashboards with Lightning Experience on Apple iPad Safari, you can’t drag components to reposition or resize them. We recommend that you use Lightning Experience on a desktop to reposition or resize dashboard components. | |
| External Apps | |||
| AppExchange |
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AppExchange solutions aren’t supported on Lightning Experience on iPad Safari. We recommend that you use Lightning Experience on a desktop with solutions that you install from AppExchange. | |


