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I followed the article Recording and Replaying ARSession Data and want to Use a recorded session in an app. But when I edit scheme as instructed I didn't find the ARKit label.

I had tried to open Health app from my app using url scheme health. It was working with iOS 10 beta simulator but whnw i tried with real device with iOS 10 beta it's not working. Is there any other way to open a health app from other apps?

Hello, I would like to load local resources (images and JSON) in a WKWebView by defining a custom URL scheme and using WKURLSchemeHandler. I have a WKWebView that loads web content that will do an HTTP GET request on the URL scheme, which the WKWebView catches and returns an HTTP response along with the resource (in JSON) via my handler.This setup works when the website uses http, but fails when using https with the following error:[blocked] The page at [web page with https] was not allowed to display insecure content from [custom url scheme].I observed the error using Safari's development tool for viewing the loaded web content in a WKWebView.Safari seems to be blocking mixed content when a webpage is served over https. Is there a way to resolve this issue?

I am using chrome tools but i would love to go back to safari but I am hoping there is a dark scheme in settings somewhere.

I have checked that my scheme is shared and I do in fact have the scheme in my xcode project. But whenever I try to run Xcode cloud, it fails with the message that A scheme named 'MyAppScheme' does not exist in MyAppProject.xcodeproj Any tips on what I could be doing wrong?

I have a question about the amount of trust I should have in the team_id for an executable. I've been looking at the signing_id and team_id values in Apple's endpoint es_process_t, and almost all code follows the reverse naming scheme for their team_id. They have names like: com.getdropbox.dropbox com.microsoft.teams.helper com.apple.mdworker_shared com.apple.spctl But Google (at least) violates this reverse DNS pattern when signing many of their binaries. They have team IDs such as ksfetch GoogleSoftwareUpdateDaemon crashpad_handler Should I not trust the TLD (e.g., com.apple or com.microsoft) for the team ID? For example, could Google (or a malicious organization) sign their binary com.microsoft.ksfetch making me think it came from Microsoft?

YouTube now requires a Referer to be sent to be able to embed Youtube videos, otherwise the videos won't work. But WKWebView doesn't send a Referer when using a custom scheme, so Youtube videos stopped working in that case. This affects Ionic apps, both using Cordova or Capacitor. There's an open issue for Cordova and another one for Capacitor. In these apps, the app is served using a custom scheme like capacitor://localhost or ionic://localhost. I tried modifying the Ionic WebView source code to force adding a referrer to the URL loaded using WKWebView's loadRequest: [request addValue:@https://my.test.app forHTTPHeaderField:@Referer]; [_engineWebView loadRequest:request] But the Referer is still not sent in the Requests, I guess because the app is using a custom scheme (e.g. capacitor://localhost). However, if I modify this code to force loading an online URL (using https) instead of capacitor://localhost, then the my.test.app Referer is sent to the requests. Is there any way to ma