I know this won’t interest anyone but here’s a UIKit version of Cocoa’s NSOutlineView. Sorry for bothering you with this post.

Proxygen 5.3 is now available with client app based request matching in rewrites and scripting. You also have keyboard shortcuts to zoom in and out editor font size! Download at https://proxygen.app

Fixed a strange AppKit bug in Proxygen! https://freshbits.fi/posts/reproducing-appkit-bugs-with-ai/

Proxygen 5.2 is out now lots of tooling updates. ⤴️ Rewrites can now override target address so you can map requests to any destination. 🔍 Transparent proxying is finally available. It lets you inspect non-proxy-aware clients. 🗝️ TLS key logging allows […] [Original post on infosec.exchange]

Karttaselain, jos haluatte jatkaa toimintojen kopiointia Kartasto-appista niin kopioikaa seuraavaksi 9.99e kertaosto ilman tilausta.

Next update version will include the custom editor fonts also in the Proxygen Mac app! 🅰️

Send to Mac is a feature I use almost daily in my work. Could not live without it. No need for cables or editing HTTP proxy settings. Just launch Proxygen iOS app and see traffic on the Mac. #iosdev #swiftlang

Proxygen 5.1 is now available with MCP support. It’s not just programmatic access to the app’s model layer. Whatever the agent does via MCP tools is visible in the app UI for you to review and continue from. I’m still wrapping my head around what I’ll use […] [Original post on infosec.exchange]

@marioguzman https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKnfJQWaORs

Proxygen v5.0 is now available for Mac and iOS. It is the biggest update yet, including: - New Test tool with scripting, test assertions and variable extraction. - Environment variables that are extracted from responses and inserted using {{var}} syntax. - […] [Original post on infosec.exchange]

Proxygen for iOS v4.5 comes with a completely new tunneling engine that ensures no traffic leaves your device without the proxy seeing it. There’s a custom TCP/IP stack and a traffic classifier. It also shows SSE events in Sockets message history and allows DNS server override. It’s a one-time […]

Proxygen v4.5.0 now comes with scripting support in Mac and iOS apps. Write JavaScript code to modify HTTP traffic. It’s pretty great! Get the app 50% off for a limited time at https://proxygen.app

After having listened to room corrected music upstairs all winter, listening music without correction downstairs just sounds wrong. There’s no way around it.

I wonder what a diffable data source NSOutlineView would look like 🤔

Proxygen v4.4.0 with a new Diff tool, JSON and XML path filtering, and a whole load of other fixes and improvements is now available at https://proxygen.app 🔬

Been playing this 90s R&B mix on repeat all winter 🎹🎸 https://soundcloud.com/ocean_people_hrd/larger-than-life

Really happy with how the new Diff tool turned out. The simplified controls work better together and it’s much easier to read the diffs now. You can even drag and drop files right into the tool.

Improved the diff output a little bit for upcoming Proxygen update. Added options for line wrapping and a unified view. The highlighting is now closer to what you see in other tools.

I wanted the blue checkmark on LinkedIn. The one that says “this person is real.” In a sea of fake recruiters, bot accounts, and AI-generated headshots, it seemed like a smart thing to do. So I tapped “verify.” I scanned my passport. I took a selfie. Three minutes later — done. Badge acquired […]

Claude Opus 4.6 just wrote this async filter extension on Array which is quite nice.

Next Proxygen version will come with JSON and XML path filtering. It’s even pretty fast!

Just bumped into the most amazing bug on macOS Tahoe. An NSView with its layer’s background color set to .separatorColor disappears when I scroll an NSScrollView. Only in light mode, not dark. Only .separatorColor not other colors. Just fantastic.

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Proxygen v4.3.0 with schemaless Protobuf data decoding and updated Tree-sitter syntax highlighter now available at https://proxygen.app 🔬

I wonder if the LLM skeptics will still keep trashing generated code when the frameworks and compilers they all use are written by LLMs.

Holy shit this looks amazing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJTBoQhWaC0

Hate AI? Don’t like AI features in your apps? I’ve got good news for you! I have two apps that have zero AI features in them. Go get them now! (links in bio)

Great talk on AI by @cocoaphony

Getting started at @ARCticConference

Just arrived at @ARCticConference for the workshop tomorrow. Conference continues through Wed and Thu. This is going to be fun!

Just got schemaless Protobuf rendering working in Proxygen! In the Mac app it uses a proper NSOutlineView and on iOS this pretty printed text. But it’s already quite neat for peering into the values apps communicate with their APIs 🤓

If the features you add to your app in a month with Claude Max don’t bring back $200 additional revenue you’re doing something wrong.

I think the point of “LLMs are the new compilers” was that similar to how you don’t need to know assembly language to program in Swift you now don’t need to know Swift to make apps. We’re up one level. You try the app, if it does what it’s supposed to, that’s enough.

RE: https://icosahedron.website/@halcy/116028798713614898 Finland can’t innovate anymore, my ass

Added better keyboard navigation support to my Runestone fork. Now you can tab focus to an uneditable text view and move in it using arrow keys, page up/down and move to top/bottom.

I guess the primary reason to why people do “Bug fixes and improvements.” update descriptions is to not reveal too much details to their competitors. I’m kinda now feeling the same way. I think some other apps are copying my ideas and I’d rather just keep improving the app without telling them […]

RE: https://mas.to/@Cykelero/116023043225374343 Did someone at Apple sneak in an icon Easter egg? 😅

Just happened to find the TestFlight link for Easee iOS app in case anyone is interested https://testflight.apple.com/join/6Z5poT5L

RE: https://mastodon.social/@marioguzman/116003038206224260 Awesome advice on Mac app development. Every time I learn a bunch of things from these. This time that there is an actual AppKit API for sidebar bottom accessory bar 😧

Looks what I found! No views, I guess I’ll be the first one 💪 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9VE5ODC5nI

RE: https://social.josko.org/@sn/116000038209043653 Watch this.

RE: https://mastodon.social/@randahl/115999556506935969 Please do not buy Ubiquiti gear.

RE: https://infosec.exchange/@_r_netsec/115999675922879267 I worked 10 years with mobile core network. Trained US mobile operators on control plane SS7 signaling. Those were fun times.

It makes a huge difference to be able to configure what characters break double click text selection. In Proxygen it’s configured to allow selecting UUIDs and URL encoded query parameters.

Did Apple really break interactive keyboard dismissal for all apps in iOS 26. I’m looking at apps like WhatsApp and ChapGPT and their keyboard snaps to the bottom when you let it go, without any animation. Of course Telegram got you covered and has the smoothest interactive dismiss of them all 😀

The nature starts to look funky when it stays at 0 Fahrenheit for a while

I bet that the same people who are vicious against Spotify because their CEO invests his money in European drone technology to defend us against Russia are totally okay that Ubiquiti does this. https://mas.to/@osma/115977061653988426

@NetNewsWire update for macOS Tahoe is out and it has no menu item icons! I’m happy they went this way as it gives the menus a clean look 🤌

I’m currently really struggling between loving writing apps for a platform whose owner I have deep resentment for. I love the excitement of creating things. But I really cannot handle this cheering for buying products from this company. I’m ready to block anyone who does it. I also realize my […]

I think people haven’t yet caught on to how amazing it is to take a git repo, fork it and start customizing it to your own liking using an LLM.