can you disable the ipad floating tab bar
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Yes, you can disable the floating tab bar on iPad. In iPadOS 18, the tab bar can be customized to fit your app's needs, including disabling certain tabs or making them accessible only through the sidebar.
To disable customization for specific tabs, you can use the allowsHiding property to prevent non-essential tabs from being hidden. Additionally, you can use the defaultVisibility modifier to hide tabs from the sidebar or tab bar.
For more details on how to implement these customizations, you can refer to the session Elevate your tab and sidebar experience in iPadOS at the 11:53 mark.
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