Sure doesn't look like much right now, but what you're looking at is an entirely new codebase for TLS Inspector, that is 100% swift - end to end.

At first, TLS Inspector was fully Objective-C, then we moved to a Swift-based UI and Objective-C backend.

Now finally comes the time to bid farewell to Objective-C and fully adopt Swift.

But why stop there? We're also moving to SwiftUI while we're at it, giving TLS Inspector's aging codebase a much-needed modernization.

Heads up! TLS Inspector 2.8.1 (coming tomorrow) will be the final update that supports iOS 12 to 14 (inclusive).

The next release of TLS Inspector will require iOS 15.6 or newer, which means that the following devices will no longer be supported: iPhone 5s, 6, 6 Plus, and iPad Air 1, Mini 2, Mini 3.

TLS Inspector will continue to function on unsupported devices, however as the device ages root certificates will eventually expire and this will generate trust errors.

We work hard to support legacy devices, however this has to be balanced with engineering effort as this support can come at a high cost.

Thanks for using TLS Inspector!

In the next update of TLS Inspector we're fixing an important accessibility issue: dynamic font sizes.

Currently font sizes are hard-coded throughout the app, mostly due to its age and availability of support, but now we're fixing this to normalize font sizes across the entire app & support dynamic sizes.

TLS Inspector 2.6.2 is out with a surprise new feature! We've added 4 new app icons for you to choose from. Access them in the app options.

We had this lined up for Trans Day of Visibility, but got held up during review - sorry!