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by koch
1249 days ago
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Similarly as a developer (and maybe someone can correct me if I'm wrong, it's been a while since I've looked at making a widget), you are incapable of adding interaction. I think taps are supported, I don't even know if you can scroll in a widget? |
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The reason for this is supposedly battery life. For the bigger widgets on an iPhone that feels a little over the top, but the widgets system underpins the lock screen widgets which are now possibly always on, and the watchOS "complications"/widgets, which can also be always on. Because of that I can understand it.