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I use a WKWebView in the iOS and MacOS versions of my App. Both display the same HTML string (generated within the APP by the same shared class). The only difference in the HTML between iOS and MacOS is that on iOS this META is added to the head: meta name="viewport" content="initial-scale=1.0, minimum-scale=0.5, maximum-scale=3.0, shrink-to-fit=NO, user-scalable=YES" On MacOS the DOM inspector reports the correct page size (size of the HTML) 1864x844 element. And javascript run in the WKWebView after the page is fully rendered reports the same size given by the DOM inspector via these: document.documentElement.scrollWidth document.documentElement.scrollHeight But, on iOS BOTH the DOM Inspector (looking at a device in debug mode) as well as the same javascript run in the WKWebView reports an incorrect size for the html element, 768x895 The size it reports appear to be the visible viewport and this is long after the page was fully rendered. This is presenting a real problem because I need to be able to get the correct page size via Javascript run IN the page via the WKWebView evaluateJavaScript function. Interestingly though the WKWebView scrollView's contentSize IS correct. Any thoughts on what the heck is going on and how to get the correct size or is this an iOS WKWebView bug?! I've posted the same question along with pictures over on StackOverflow. The pictures help: [Same Question With Illustrative Pictures showing problem HERE].(https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66772470/wkwebview-size-fo-html-element-is-inconsistent-between-ios-and-macos)

I have Mac Apps and iOS Apps that have been in the App store for over 7 years. At the moment they are entirely separate Apps and do not use Catalyst. Is it possible to use the Subscription service to offer an annual subscription that offers access to the Mac version and the iOS version of the same App?