Apple is considering making adjustments to the iPhone Duo's Safari browser so that the web page can take up more space on the external screen, but Apple has yet to finalize the final plan. The challenge is not only to allow pages to fill below Safari's side controls, but also not to allow page content to be obscured and inaccessible. In the official WebKit blog post on Friday, October 23, Apple engineer Jen Simmons said that the existing web page configuration can achieve this effect, but Apple research has found that a large number of websites are not compatible with this setting properly.

Apple is considering making adjustments to the iPhone Duo's Safari browser so that the web page can take up more space on the external screen, but Apple has yet to finalize the final plan. The challenge is not only to allow pages to fill below Safari's side controls, but also not to allow page content to be obscured and inaccessible. In the official WebKit blog post on Friday, October 23, Apple engineer Jen Simmons said that the existing web page configuration can achieve this effect, but Apple research has found that a large number of websites are not compatible with this setting properly.