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Reply to i cant seem to see if a word is picked from a array and set a respectful image beside it in swift2
my code is this/ / / / / / / import UIKit import AVFoundation / var audioPlayer = AVAudioPlayer() class ViewController: UIViewController { / @IBOutlet weak var duckSlidein: UIImageView! @IBOutlet weak var animationButton: UIButton! @IBOutlet weak var duck: UIImageView! @IBOutlet weak var boredText: UILabel! @IBOutlet weak var boredButton: UIButton! / var todos = [read a book, play some battle ships, draw something, play tag, go to the mall, finish of work, watch some cat videos, eat something, write a poem, play with your friends, play some soccer, search something up, do some origami, play with your dog, go for a walk, call your friends, go for a quick run, do some singing, think where you will be in 20 years, play some chess, play handball, watch a movie, listen to music, watch some youtube, play with toys, help your parents, clean your room or desk, sit in the tub, do some coloring, clean the house, go out side, do some gardening, do the cooking, Plant a tree, Bake cookies for the neighbors -- or
Topic: Programming Languages SubTopic: Swift Tags:
Aug ’17
Re: 3rd Party Cookies in a native Safari extension
I'm researching how to do a Sfarai Extension or Safari App Extension for a proudct that is current a Chrome extension using the chrome.cookies api for cookies. Is there a way to implement the getting & setting of 3rd party cookies in Native Safari App extension? I know that there is an NSHttpCookieStorage class that is for storing the cookies, but I want to be sure the cookies I set are used by the Safari browser on OSX High Sierra.Can a native Safari App extension get & set 3rd party cookies?
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Aug ’17
Intelligent Tracking Prevention
Hello,I work for a company that uses cookies to do audience measurement on different websites.I read the Webkit ITP article from John Wilander:https://webkit.org/blog/7675/intelligent-tracking-prevention/,and now, I try to see if the cookies of our websites are really not usable anymore 24 hours after the last interaction.This is the scenario I do:- Day 0: visit Tracking.com website install Identify cookie (as first party cookie)- Day 0 + 1h: visit Website.com for which we measure audience, 3rd party Identify cookie is well sent to Tracking.comDo nothing with the browser in between- Day 0 + 36h: visit again Website.com, 3rd party Identify cookie is still correctly sent to Tracking.com.According to ITP specification, I was expecting the cookie to be not sent since I didn't interact with Tracking.com for more than 24 hours.Is it because ITP doesn't classify Tracking.com as having the ability to track the user cross-site?How can I be sure that ITP wi
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Sep ’17
Speech recognition on tvOS
Is there any way to use the Speech framework (or maybe even SiriKit) on tvOS? Essentially what I want to do is, while the user is in my app, let's say it's a cooking app and they're watching a fullscreen video about how to make cookies, I want the user to be able to interacte with my app using the siri remote. Let's say the user says into the remote, What are the ingredients in chocolate chip cookies? I want that request to go to my app so my app could display that information as an overlay on screen. Is something like this possible? Is there a way to direct a user's voice request to my app, or do they all just go straight to siri?
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Sep ’17
Reply to Safari 11 gets SecurityError (DOM exception 18) when accessing localStorage
To clarify my original post: I get the security exception for localStorage when I open the html file directly with Safari 11 on macOS. Going through a local web server works fine, but this adds time to the debug cycle. Cookie storage seems to work, but my app has too much data to store to use that.BTW I'm not sure why it makes sense to allow cookie storage and not allow localStorage...
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Sep ’17
iOS11: Cookies intermittently blocked
Since introduction of iOS 11 I am having problems with cookies that seems to be intermittently blocked at startup of the webapp. First thing that happens when starting the webapp is that the user has to login. Login results in a cookie being added by the webservice. Next time the user starts the webapp the user is authenticated with information in the cookie and content is presented to the user. Sometimes this works fine but often the cookie with authentication information is not present in the request. If I then go to Settings, Safari and under section Privacy & Security change any of the settings, e.g Ask Websites not to track me, the cookie will be present in the request first time I start the web app.There doesn't seem to be any problem with missing cookies once your loged in. It's only when starting the webapp. Anyone with the same problem?
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Oct ’17
Cookies are not send with the request in Safari on iPhone and iPad
I am struggling with one issue for past few days. For my web application, cookies are used to recognize the machine. If proper cookies are not passed with the request, then the application will go through the second factor authentication(ie user has to enter OTP to login).Only on iPhone and iPad, users are being asked to enter the OTP every times. I can see that cookies are created on iPhone/iPad, but it is not being send to server with the subsequent requests. This behavior is only if we closes and re-open the safari browser. If I did not close Safari, then cookies are being passed without any issues and application is working as expected.We do not have this issue in Android/MacOS/Windows OS.If any one have any idea, please help me.NOTE: We are using secure HttpOnly persistent cookies. The expiration of the cookie is one year.Cookie creation code is as followsprivate void CreateCookie(HttpResponseBase aobjResponse, string astrCookieKey, string astrCookieV
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Oct ’17
iOS 11 cookie issues
Since upgrading to iOS 11, our web app is persisting expired cookies. It only happens when adding the app to home screen. We built a simple web app to just login/logout. Stackoverflow post with code example can be found here:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46551996/ios-11-cookie-expiration-in-home-screen-web-appsIt adds a persistent cookie at login. At logout, it expires the cookie. If you logout, close the app by hitting the home screen button, then launch the app again from the home screen it will occasionally log you right back in because the cookie is still present and being passed in the request. At times it will also do the opposite where it deletes the persistent cookie, thus logging the user out. To reproduce we just launch the app from home screen, login, tap home screen button to close the app, then relaunch the application. It launches and asks the user to log back in because the cookie was not passed in the request to login.
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Oct ’17
Reply to Cookies are not send with the request in Safari on iPhone and iPad
Your issue could possibly be related to checking the response object vs. the request object for the presence of the cookie. When checking the response object for the cookie .NET automatically creates the cookie. I came across this good post about this while researching my below issue...https://stackoverflow.com/questions/456807/asp-mvc-cookies-not-persisting/590258#590258We are seeing this same exact behavior with our web application but we are using the request object and still seeing it. It didn't start occurring until upgrading to iOS 11. Also, we are only seeing the issue if adding the app to home screen. If you run it in Safari in the mobile browser it seems to work fine so far. We are also experiencing a similar issue where if you logout and expire the httponly cookie from the service, the app resends the cookie on subsequent requests thus resulting in the user being automatically logged in again. Have you been able to figure anything out with this s
Oct ’17