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Any app would work?
Well I deleted an app that was crashing (Yahoo Mail) but I would think any app would work.
Any app would work?
Huh? If he stops working on it, it would be a betrayal of trust to leave it on the store and to not encourage users to ask for refunds.
And this isn't ?
And this isn't ?
He clearly states how to get a refund if you purchased it. I would say it would be a betrayal if he pulled it, didn't offer refunds, and didn't communicate with the community. I think he actually has gone above and beyond what a lot of devs would in the same situation by explaining his rationale, apologizing, and offering refunds.
It's a Manchurian app. Make app with funds for a not so complicated app like an adblocker plus extension, pull it , give refunds. I don't think he ever intended to keep it . He knows the mobile is the future and mobile ad free is bad for his friends business. The article is a pure move suggesting competitors but heavily asking users to think that to think like him , that ad blocking is bad for people
It's a Manchurian app. Make app with funds for a not so complicated app like an adblocker plus extension, pull it , give refunds. I don't think he ever intended to keep it . He knows the mobile is the future and mobile ad free is bad for his friends business. The article is a pure move suggesting competitors but heavily asking users to think that to think like him , that ad blocking is bad for people
Th....thanks!
Marco did 9/11
Marco has a lot of friends in the technical publishing industry especially journalists . Future is mobile browsing not desktop. He pulled it because he thinks these apps hurt his friends careers and business
LCFiner!!!!
Peace was just one of a series of apps exploiting iOS 9s new options for content-blocking within Safari.
Marco has a lot of friends in the technical publishing industry especially journalists . Future is mobile browsing not desktop. He pulled it because he thinks these apps hurt his friends careers and business
Yes. He said as much in the blog post. But suggesting that he planned on doing it before he even released the app is asinine.
Did not see this coming. Im a big fan of @marcoarment Total respect to him for his choice. http://t.co/Eq2zij7h4n
Crystal App (@_CrystalApp) September 18, 2015
Two ways
Either horribly impulsive as a developer
Or what I said
Yeah... I find most iOS Chrome users didn't get the memo about ios7+ that it syncs to various desktop browsers across platforms, and that mobile Safari now has all the functionality (infinite tabs, etc) and is basically superior.
I was dedicated to IOS Chrome on ios6 and less, but that was a long time ago.
The verge obviously has an article for it already framing it Marci's way
http://www.theverge.com/2015/9/18/9353023/marco-arment-peace-ad-blocker-withdrawn
Or a human being with a conscience and relationships that he values more than his app with people who's potential livelihood was going to be hurt by his app.
I don't see what the point would be in making the app and specifically planning to pull it later while still acknowledging that ad blocking is necessary and recommending other ad blockers on iOS.
Peace required that all ads be treated the same all-or-nothing enforcement for decisions that arent black and white. This approach is too blunt, and Ghostery and I have both decided that it doesnt serve our goals or beliefs well enough. If were going to effect positive change overall, a more nuanced, complex approach is required than what I can bring in a simple iOS app.
The verge obviously has an article for it already framing it Marci's way
http://www.theverge.com/2015/9/18/9353023/marco-arment-peace-ad-blocker-withdrawn
'Exploited'?
Stay salty, fucking Verge.
Holy hell the new Music app is horrible. HORRIBLE.
You know what? I'm gonna make my own Content Blocker, With blackjack and hookers.
It will be a semi-auto blocker only automatically being enabled on sites notorious for shitty adds, auto-white listed for everything else, with a 1-button add to blacklist in the safari action sheet. The app itself will have ads, (not that you would regularly open the app itself or nothing), and you can pay 99 cents to remove them. A widget will be Availible for 1-touch toggles, and it would be free with donationware IAPs just to say thanks in case you wanna buy me a pizza.
Would Sleazy-Off be a good name?
Okay, I'm probably trying to do a clean install.
My 6 runs slower and somehow the animations are all gone. I didn't touch anything about reduced motion, there is no transition between screens at all l. Wtf
No it isn't, and Apple Music, should you choose to become a member, is amazing.
Why don't you like it?
Everyone, get purify.
Fuck. I like Purify so much, I'll give you a copy if you wasted money on a lesser content blocker! First to post a purchased tab App Store screenshot showing your last purchases with Peace on there gets a USA iTunes Store copy of Purify on the house.
What are some good alternatives to The Verge right now?
https://twitter.com/reneritchie/status/644219351143350272
Not sure how you got rid of transitions though.
Did seriously no one take you up on this? I thought I'd be too late
If you just want basic tech news and headlines, I'd recommend Engadget.
For deeper stories and reviews, Ars technica and anandtech. These sites have always been better than the verge, imo
Go write more Apple Watch "reviews" filmed like advertisements.
Okay! Winner winner!
Check your PM!
No it isn't, and Apple Music, should you choose to become a member, is amazing.
Why don't you like it?
There was a small update from the GMMy iPhone 5 has the 9.0 GM installed and I just got a software update. It just says version 9 is available and it's already downloaded (taking up storage).