using multiple devices on iPadOS 13 and newer iPadOS may cause sync issues). For example, iCloud Sync and Auto Backup with third-party cloud services may be affected when we introduce new improvements/bug fixes for those features in the future (i.e.

You'll still be able to use your existing GoodNotes 5 installation as usual, but unfortunately will no longer receive future bug fixes and improvements to the app. If your device software can't be updated from iPadOS 13, we highly recommend upgrading to a newer device to ensure you can get all future updates of the app. Please open the Settings app, tap General > Software Update and see if you can bring your device software up to date to iPadOS 14.5 or later. The latest iPadOS versions provide better capabilities to improve the efficiency with new technologies. But those who were hoping that iPadOS 15 would offer a wildly overhauled windowing system - especially in the wake of Apple’s M1 upgrade in the latest iPad Pro - are going to be disappointed.Maintaining support for iPadOS 13 limits our ability to ensure a reliable, high-performance experience and deliver the newest improvements and technology. Those who like the iPad’s software abilities will likely find the new additions and enhancements to those modes nice.

Ultimately, the new multitasking and split-screen views are a refinement of the older system, rather than some grand new paradigm for how to use an iPad.

Split view is still frustratingly rigid, letting you have exactly two apps open with a third visible as a slide-over panel, instead of any other configuration (like one large app on the left and two smaller ones on the right).

Slide-over panels still live in their own, separate confusing world. Just opening a new window is still an opaque process that involves dragging and dropping things around in split view. IPadOS remains unpredictable: I’m never 100 percent sure what version of an open app or app windows will open when I tap in on my home screen.

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