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Simple Ways to Skip on Omegle on iPhone or iPad

By Matthew Lynch
April 8, 2024
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Introduction:

If you’re an Omegle user, you may have experienced the need to skip a chat and move on to the next conversation. Although it’s straightforward on desktop browsers, figuring out how to skip or disconnect from a chat when using an iPhone or iPad can be challenging. In this article, we will explore simple ways to skip or disconnect from an Omegle chat while using an iPhone or iPad.

Method 1: Use Safari’s Request Desktop Website feature

1. Open Safari on your iPhone or iPad and go to the official Omegle website (https://www.omegle.com/).

2. Before interacting with the website, tap the “aA” button on the top left corner of the address bar.

3. In the menu that appears, tap “Request Desktop Website.” This will load the desktop browser version of Omegle, which has a more accessible skip button than the mobile version.

4. Start your chat by choosing either Text or Video Chat.

5. To skip the current chat, locate and click/tap on the “Stop” button found below the conversation window.

6. Confirm by clicking/tapping “Really?” that appears right after clicking/tapping on “Stop.”

Method 2: Use Google Chrome’s Request Desktop Site feature

1. Open Google Chrome on your iPhone or iPad. If you haven’t installed it yet, download it from the App Store.

2. Navigate to Omegle’s official website (https://www.omegle.com/).

3. Tap the three vertical dots located in the lower right corner of the browser.

4. From the menu that pops up, tap “Request Desktop Site” to load Omegle’s desktop version.

5. Proceed with selecting Text or Video Chat for your session.

6. When you feel like skipping a conversation, simply tap the “Stop” button beneath the chat window, and confirm by tapping “Really?” once prompted.

Conclusion:

Skipping on Omegle while using your iPhone or iPad is not as challenging as it seems. Using the Request Desktop Website feature on Safari or Request Desktop Site on Google Chrome allows you to access a more user-friendly version of Omegle, complete with accessible skipping options. With these simple steps, you can comfortably jump from one conversation to another without any hassle. Happy chatting!

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