Problem Front app is not compatible with Apple Vision Pro (visionOS), preventing users from using visionOS exclusively and forcing them to run Front in a virtual Mac window.
Request Enable visionOS compatibility for the Front iPad app.
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Feb 28, 2024
To be transparent, I wanted to share here that we tried running the Front iPad app on Vision Pro and discovered that just "flipping the switch" is not enough unfortunately.
While the app mostly works, there are some rough edges that make it frustrating to use. Our iOS team is small but hopefully, we can find some time soon to make a few necessary adjustments before making it available on the Vision Pro app store.
As a fellow Apple Vision Pro early adopter and someone who was voted the #3 Influencer for Virtual Reality Worldwide in 2018, I support this idea! As the original poster mentioned, "throwing the switch" to allow an iPad app to work with Vision OS is a trivial task.
To be transparent, I wanted to share here that we tried running the Front iPad app on Vision Pro and discovered that just "flipping the switch" is not enough unfortunately.
While the app mostly works, there are some rough edges that make it frustrating to use. Our iOS team is small but hopefully, we can find some time soon to make a few necessary adjustments before making it available on the Vision Pro app store.
As a fellow Apple Vision Pro early adopter and someone who was voted the #3 Influencer for Virtual Reality Worldwide in 2018, I support this idea! As the original poster mentioned, "throwing the switch" to allow an iPad app to work with Vision OS is a trivial task.
For clarity since I may not have been clear in the body, I'm asking for now for the iPad app to be enabled for Vision Pro. https://developer.apple.com/help/app-store-connect/manage-your-apps-availability/manage-availability-of-iphone-and-ipad-apps-on-apple-vision-pro/