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Instead of adding your 2FA codes to a single contact, you can have iOS auto-delete them
Instead of adding your 2FA codes to a single contact, you can have iOS auto-delete them
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Michael Berk 🇮🇱
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Developer of Siddur + Tehillim Anywhere, Zmanim, and Splitter - Speedrunning timer
Interestingly, the iTunes Store app on iOS 26 seems to be using UIDesignRequiresCompatibility to stick with the old design. Given the opt-out is going to be removed in the future, I wonder if this might them sunsetting the iTunes Store soon…
On iOS 26 Beta 3, I have a UITabBar on a view with systemBackground as its background color. In Dark Mode, the text for the non-selected items appears black, and is impossible to read.
Any idea what I could be doing wrong? It works fine in SwiftUI, and none of the system apps have the same behavior.
Seems like they updated the alternative date widget in iOS 26 beta 2 to show the date in Hebrew instead of English
Nobody seems to be talking about how macOS Tahoe seems to have replaced Launchpad with spotlight and I just think it looks pretty neat
This morning I discovered that if you want to observe a preference change from a sheet in SwiftUI, the onPreferenceChange modifier needs to be inside the sheet closure - if it's outside the sheet closure, the value won't update.
I can't seem to find this documented anywhere, so hopefully this helps someone
We're a month away from the iOS 18 release, and all iPad apps using a UITabBarController are still forced into using the new design regardless of how it breaks the existing layout. I will be stuck building for the iOS 17 SDK until something changes.
Submitted a feedback under FB14798610
(See also: FB13840897)
Hats off to whoever updated the iTunes Store app for iPad OS 18 to use the new UITabBar
You ever have a Bluetooth device connect to your Mac in sleep mode? I’ve just released a new free app that disconnects specific devices in sleep mode, and can reconnect them when your Mac wakes: BlueBed
‎BlueBed
‎BlueBed disconnects specific Bluetooth devices when your Mac enters sleep mode, and can (optionally) reconnect them when your Mac wakes from sleep. Some use cases include: - Bluetooth headphones that keep trying to connect to your Mac even when it’s sleeping - Preventing other devices in your bag…