Alternatively, you can use an app like PhotoSync to transfer them over your wifi. You can then save these photos to your camera roll on your iPad and delete the shared stream (or just leave things the way they are). Tap whichever icon you have, and select Settings and privacy. (You don't have to invite any subscribers, as the owner of the shared stream you are automatically subscribed to it.) The shared stream will then appear on your iPad in the Shared section of the Photos app. In the top menu, you will either see a navigation menu icon or your profile icon. If you want to stream older photos from your iPhone to your iPad, you'll have to add them to a shared stream as explained here.

(If it says Install rather than Remove, click Install then click Apply at the bottom to install it.) Then go back to the Apps tab and click Install, then click Apply at the bottom to sync again to sync it back to your iPad. This will work as a PWA (Progressive Web Apps), but not quite like the one that can be installed via Edge.

This will remove the app if it's present. Use Google Chrome To add Google Gmail to a Windows 10/Windows 11 taskbar, you’ll need to create a shortcut first and then pin it to the taskbar. Then you can connect your iPad to your computer, open iTunes, click on the name of your iPad in iTunes, go to the Apps tab and click Remove if it this is shown next to the Gmail app, then click Apply at the bottom to sync your iPad. This will transfer the Gmail app to your iTunes library if it's not already there. One thing you might try is to connect your phone to your computer, open iTunes, then go to File>Devices>Transfer Purchases.

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