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every time I try to change an app from remove from sale, to available... i get an operation_failed error when I click on save,(tried on two different computers, with same result, so it is not a computer preference/setting/cookie problem)also have the same problem going the other way on a mac app store app.... ????also logging into iTunes connect, about 20% of the time it goes into an infinite loop of going back and forth between two web addressses and doesn't load.about 20% of the time when I log out of iTunes connect, I get an error saying sorry an error occured....uploading preview video's I get an error about 20% of the time, an error occured...... try again... same exact video loads in the other slot that takes the same size just fine... try 10 times, nothing, I compress it slightly more from 166 megs, down to 120 megs... loads fine first time... no other changes.....5 hrs later, error occured at the preview video for any video uploaded, including video's that are months old.......not a single er

We are experience a weird problem in our App where NSHTTPCookieStorage has duplicate entry for certain cookies. This is after upgrading to iOS 9.1.Cookie accept policy didn't change, its always been NSHTTPCookieAcceptPolicyAlwaysSteps to reproduce:iOS 9.0.2 install app. Load URL request(s), response headers have set cookie which creates cookie in cookie storage (Automatically done by NSURLConnection) print all cookies. * At this time we observe that we have just one entry for each Cookie name.Upgrade to 9.1 Open the app Load URL request(s), response headers have set cookie which creates cookie in cookie storage (Automatically done by NSURLConnection) Print all cookies. * This is where we observe two entries for each Cookie name.Cookie name: SameCookie domain: SameCookie Path: SameCookie Expiration: Valid

I have been so frustrated with itunes connect for the past several days. I have a valid standing developer account for ios. This is the series of events that is repeatedly happening for the fast couple of days.I log in to developer account and click on itunes connectAgain i log in to itunes connect and i select my team account and get the second screen.When i click on the Apps icon it gets redirected to the next screen where it asks me to enroll. It does not make sense.I have been already enrolled in apple developer account. When i try to click on the Artists Icon i am redirected correctly to the correct place. I cannot see my previous apps under the apps icon. What is happening APPLE. I tried everything clearing cookies and all sorts and still no success. Can any of you faced this same issue. Do you know what the problem is??

In iOS 9 Apple introduced Safari View Controller, allowing an app to open a web view that has access to the iCloud keychain, autofill, and any cookies already in the device's Safari—all without asking the user for permission.How is this not a major privacy breach?Basically any website that you're currently logged into via Safari could get accessed by an app. Or am I missing something?For example lets say you open Tinder, and tap Log in with Facebook, on someone's device. Rather than be prompted for a password, it's going to pop up a Safari View Controller and just automatically log you into Tinder as whoever was logged into FaceBook in the device's Safari. Which could be a problem if you've let someone else other than you login to Facebook on your device's Safari.Personally I keep my OS-level Facebook login blank, for a reason—I don't want apps to automatically be able to login as me. But now they can just pop a Safari View Controller and do it anyway, without my permission? That ain't cool man.So I

NSHTTPCookieStorage *cookieStorage = [NSHTTPCookieStorage sharedHTTPCookieStorage]; NSLog(@cookieStorage count is %@, [[cookieStorage cookies] count]);This comes up null in 10.11, works fine in 10.10. Am I missing something obvious? Anyone else using this?

Hi,I have a scenario where a user opens a url in Safari browser, which then has a cookie set from the response. When my app opens, I am expecting the SFSafariViewController to be able send that cookie in a request to the same server that was visited in Safari.When I try this scenario, the cookie is set in the Safari browser, but when my app launches and a SFSafariViewController is launched to the same server endpoint, no cookie is received on the server side.Example sequence below:1. User loads http://localhost:1337 in Safari browser. Server responds with a cookie of value=X; Path=/2. User loads app and app launches a SFSafariViewController with url of http://localhost:1337/mypathI expected my server to receive the cookie value=X in the request http://localhost:1337/mypath made by the SFSafariViewController, but nothing is received on the server. If I try the same request from the Safari browser, then the cookie is received by the server.Is this t

Hi,Has anybody had a similar issue with a blank smart app banner in iOS Safari?The banner never worked, just a gray box with an X.We have an iOS app on the Chinese iTunes store and are having the issue in China.The meta link and the ID is correct. Every other app store links works so the ID is correct.iOS devices have been cleared of cookies. Java Script is on.App closed or not installed makes no difference.Not on a VPN connection.Any help or suggestion would be greatly welcomed. Thanks.Chris

I have a class: class Test: UIViewController, NSURLSessionDelegate { func URLSession(session: NSURLSession, task: NSURLSessionTask, willPerformHTTPRedirection response: NSHTTPURLResponse, newRequest request: NSURLRequest, completionHandler: (NSURLRequest!) -> Void) { let responseHeaderFields = (response ).allHeaderFields as! [String : String] var nR = NSMutableURLRequest(URL: request.URL!, cachePolicy: NSURLRequestCachePolicy.ReloadIgnoringCacheData, timeoutInterval: NSTimeInterval(30)) nR.allHTTPHeaderFields = NSHTTPCookie.requestHeaderFieldsWithCookies(NSHTTPCookie.cookiesWithResponseHeaderFields(responseHeaderFields, forURL: response.URL!)) for header in responseHeaderFields { nR.setValue( header.1, forHTTPHeaderField: header.0 ) } completionHandler(nR) } func myMethod() { //some code... let config = NSURLSessionConfiguration.ephemeralSessionConfiguration() let session = NSURLSession(configuration: config, delegate: self, delegateQueue: nil) session.dataTaskWithRequest(urlRequest, completionHandler: { (