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Just like last year, you still can't until Apple releases the GM version of Xcode and that submitted app will be released when iOS 9 is released.

They won't be able to help you in the Apple Store since this is beta software. I recommend contacting Apple Developer Program Support via this form https://developer.apple.com/contact/submit.php . They should sort things out and get you to the right department.

I don't know, what is in it for you to develop Safari extensions? I've met enough people who make a living writing open source software that gets given away for free.As far as I can tell, you can develop all the Safari extensions you want for free. It's 2015, if there's documentation you need, it's probably not locked into some place that only paying Developers can see it, even if that's the only place Apple puts it. But if you want to take advantage of Apple publishing your extensions someplace nice and visible, and getting a small amount of tech support from Apple, then you'll have to pay the nominal yearly fee.

yeah, same thing happened with mine, took over 3 hours to install :-( and one hard reboot. I kept it on charge also.

/System/Library/LaunchDaemons com.apple.rootless.init.plistThere's also a LaunchD located above./System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SIUFoundation.frameworkNew SIU framework that I haven't delved into./System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/WatchdogService.frameworkShowed Rich this earlier. Return of the Apple Server?/System/Library/CoreServices/Security Configuration.app/System/Library/CoreServices/Security Configuration.app/Contents/MacOS/Security ConfigurationYou can run this binary without going into the Recovery Partition, however there are not any CLI options./System/Library/CoreServices/XProtect.BundleNew bundle for XProtect

Apple DEP service/hidden admin account - Random GUID. Currently cannot update password/target user. They are working on sending GUID information back to MDM server at creation account time to target later. This isn't a provision profile, but a part of the DEP Setup Assistant activation.Apple Configurator 2- Now uses CommerceKit to support Caching Servers. _Should_ support multiple front-facing IP addresses but could not be confirmed with engineering.- Shared Cache Container- New identifier - com.apple.configurator.ui- Blueprints are .plists and can be exported/imported by moving files to ~/Library/Group Containers/Group.com.apple.configurator/Library/Application Support/com.apple.configurator/Blueprints - EXPECT changes to keys/layout.- Automator actions currently require administrative rights and installation tool does not work - will be fixed in a future update.Apple Caching Service- Can optionally cache iCloud personal / business data (1 or both). Data location is truncated in logs and encrypted o

I posted how to do this in the old forums: https://devforums.apple.com/message/1120684#1120684 using a technique Erica Sadun created (reference in the thread above). Essentially you use SiteSucker to pull the HTML to a local folder, then use Calibre to reformat the HTML in PDF or some ebook format.That said, its not working today. There is some kind of access issue - while Apple seems perfectly happy to let me view the Swift online HTML using any browser without even logging in, when SiteSucker tries to download it I get a 401 Access Failure. Sent this to SiteSucker support, but I'm not optimistic.BTW - there is a bug in the Apple Mac App Store version of SiteSucker so the new version won't work in any case. Erica used the older free 7.6.2 version which worked fine for Swift 1.2

I was getting really annoyed at this ommision. Thanks for letting us know that Apple moved it rather than getting rid of it.

Hey All , Getting the same problem. I had a dev account with same ID and trying to renew for my personal account. No reply from Apple Yet!