10 years of support. Not bad.
Just install Linux on it (if this is what she wants, regardless of if you think it’s better) or find a M1 MacBook Air for 7-800 if she wants a Mac.
I have a 2012 laptop, and upgraded to the M1 Air. Using the old machine is painful now, I didn’t realise how slow it was.
10-11yrs from a laptop is pretty great. I wouldn’t call it planned obsolescence.
I have the original SE, it’s still amazing. I do kinda wish I had the AOD though.
It’s already on the App Store. That’s what this post was about.
Apple are a lot quicker at approvals nowadays, they automated a lot of checks a few years ago.
iOS issue. Not one the dev can control.
However if you use the TestFlight native app, you won’t get this issue.
Oh I own that, but haven’t used it in years. I’ll give it another go
I’ve been using Wipr, but the cookie notice blocking is breaking quite a few sites now
As others have pointed out:
It’s an iOS issue with web apps, not something specific to Voyager.
However if you use the native Voyager app, the issue is fixed
A wrapper with a few native bits you can get from that. But still the same web app essentially.
Yep. Hit space bar and use quick look.
I’ve started to upgrade when iOS updates stop. As the cost of devices goes up, I just keep them longer so the cost per year is about the same.