When using an iPad, you might notice blue frames appearing around the screen elements. This often happens when Full Keyboard Access is enabled. Full Keyboard Access is an accessibility feature that allows users to control the iPad using a keyboard. The blue frames indicate which element is currently focused and can be interacted with via the keyboard.
In iPadOS, the blue frames are part of Full Keyboard Access feature, which is designed to help users who rely on a keyboard to navigate their iPad. When this feature is turned on, a blue frame highlights the currently selected item on the screen, indicating where keyboard actions will be applied.
The blue frames can sometimes appear unexpectedly when you connect an iPad to a Magic Keyboard or another accessory that connects via the Smart Connector at the rear. If you want them gone, here's what to do.
If you prefer not to see these blue frames and do not need Full Keyboard Access, you can disable the feature by following these steps:
By turning off Full Keyboard Access, the blue frames will no longer appear around the elements on your screen.
If you need to use Full Keyboard Access but want to customize how it works, you can adjust the settings in the following manner:
Now you can adjust the appearance settings to change how the blue frame looks. These adjustments allow you to continue using Full Keyboard Access while tailoring it to your preferences.
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