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Developer Tip: An XPC service’s methods aren’t necessarily run on the main thread

Posted on October 14, 2021 by Matthias Gansrigler

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Yoink for iPad and iPhone v2.4 – Improved Background Clipboard Monitoring

Posted on October 7, 2021 by Matthias Gansrigler

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Posted in App Store, Business, Public Relations, Software | Tagged ios, ios 15, ipad, ipados, ipados 15, iphone, yoink

Yoink for iPad and iPhone v2.3.5 – Background Clipboard Monitoring

Posted on September 29, 2021 by Matthias Gansrigler

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Posted in App Store, Public Relations, Software | Tagged clipboard, ios15, ipados15, yoink

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My name is Matthias Gansrigler. I'm an independent software developer at Eternal Storms Software, carefully crafting apps for Mac, iPhone and iPad.

I'm currently working on:
• Yoink - simplify and improve drag and drop
• Transloader - start downloads on your Mac, remotely from your iPhone or iPad
• ScreenFloat - get more out of your screenshots
• Glimpses - your Still Motion Video app
• flickery - the flickr desktop client
• SiriMote - control your Mac with your Apple TV Siri Remote

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