Description
It is not possible to edit existing alarms in the native Clock app when VoiceOver is enabled.
It is not possible to edit existing alarms in the native Clock app when VoiceOver is enabled.
You would expect the selected alarm to open in an edit screen (as it does in iOS 14.x).
What actually happens is nothing.
When in Edit mode, if you locate by touch the desired alarm, hover your finger above it, disable VoiceOver, touch the screen where the alarm was located, and enable VoiceOver, you should find that the alarm is now on its edit window.
Alternatively, delete the existing alarm and recreate with the desired configuration.
Comments
A workaround: 1. Create an…
A workaround:
1. Create an alarm.
2. On the clock app, tap the edit button.
3. Doble tap and hold the alarm to be modified.
4. On the new screen, change whatever and save.
Done.
I can't reproduce this bug on my iPad pro 9.7
For me, the alarm editing seems to work properly. When I tap edit, it brings up the edit screen.
Double tap and hold worked for me
Hi,
I tried the double tap and hold method, as someone else described above. That worked perfectly for me.
Thanks. Works like a charm.
Thanks. Works like a charm.