Re: Can I make an "app" in iOS from a website?
You might like to check out which is (also) an app and seems very popular.
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Re: Can I make an "app" in iOS from a website?
On Jan 12, 2025, at 11:53?AM, Bev in TX via groups.io <countryone77@...> wrote:
It’s actually a Home Screen bookmark, which will open in your default browser. ?Open the webpage in Safari, then:? ? ?Share > Add to Home Screen It will give you a chance to edit the name, but not the icon. ?
Thanks so much, Bev!
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Re: Can I make an "app" in iOS from a website?
It’s actually a Home Screen bookmark, which will open in your default browser. ?Open the webpage in Safari, then: ? ? ?Share > Add to Home Screen It will give you a chance to edit the name, but not the icon. ?
If you use a different default browser, check for a similar option. ? I also sometimes use Google Chrome and Brave browsers. ?I see the option in Chrome’s Share, but not in Brave. ?If your Default browser doesn’t have that option, create the Home Screen Bookmark in Safari. ?Since it’s just a bookmark, it will then open automatically in your default browser.
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On Jan 12, 2025, at 10:50?AM, jimrobertson via groups.io <jimrobertson@...> wrote:
All the regulars at the Crosscut Mountain Nordic Center use a website that permits them to log their activities via GPS and the dates/times of their visits on a scanner that sits outside the warming hut. It’s not an app, but many regulars seem to have found a way to wrap the site in something that makes it BEHAVE like one. Is that something that’s easy to do in iOS; e.g., creating a home screen icon that will launch the phone’s browser and open the site?
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Can I make an "app" in iOS from a website?
Near the end of last winter, my wife and son purchased me Nordic Skiing equipment, but last winter was mild enough that even in February and March I’d been able to get out on my road bicycle for exercise so didn’t start using the skis, and just a few days after the skis, boots, and poles came home on one of those unseasonably warm days, I turned left and south onto a street where the late afternoon sun at almost 50° North latitude produced almost impossible glare, that turn taking me right through a sunlight-obscured pothole, and the resulting crash and facial injuries sidelined me for a few months from getting EITHER onto the saddle or on to the skis.
But this winter is different. I’ve had yet another bicycle crash, and I’ve been forbidden by you-can-guess-whom from bicycling outside, but now that it’s snowing again I’ve discovered some delightful winter Montana recreation (hiking the surrounding hills on packed trails AND spending time on the immaculately groomed trails at the local Nordic Ski center, another 1500 feet “up” in altitude from Bozeman. This is serious stuff. They actually train Olympic athletes there in the winter sport of “Biathlon” (let’s just say it’s even MORE arcane than “Curling”–look them both up if you have to).
All the regulars at the Crosscut Mountain Nordic Center use a website that permits them to log their activities via GPS and the dates/times of their visits on a scanner that sits outside the warming hut. It’s not an app, but many regulars seem to have found a way to wrap the site in something that makes it BEHAVE like one. Is that something that’s easy to do in iOS; e.g., creating a home screen icon that will launch the phone’s browser and open the site?
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Re: Old Printer New upgrade on my Mac. 32>64 bit
It’s not Apple’s problem when the OP can’t read instructions.
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On 11 Jan 2025, at 11:53?am, Pat Taylor via groups.io <pat412@...> wrote:
Perhaps Apple Support can offer help if you call them at 1-800-273-2275.
Pat On Jan 10, 2025, at 5:49 PM, swarfmaster via < fosterjp@...> wrote:
I've tried most everything recommended but when my Mac goes to gather data from the printer there is no response. ?
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Re: Old Printer New upgrade on my Mac. 32>64 bit
Or perhaps you can go to the HP website & follow the instructions, rather than just downloading the first file you see.
It (the HP website) very clearly states to use AirPrint.
Follow the instructions.
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On 11 Jan 2025, at 11:49?am, swarfmaster via groups.io <fosterjp@...> wrote:
I've tried most everything recommended but when my Mac goes to gather data from the printer there is no response. ?
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Re: Old Printer New upgrade on my Mac. 32>64 bit
Perhaps Apple Support can offer help if you call them at 1-800-273-2275.
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On Jan 10, 2025, at 5:49 PM, swarfmaster via < fosterjp@...> wrote:
I've tried most everything recommended but when my Mac goes to gather data from the printer there is no response. ?
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Re: Old Printer New upgrade on my Mac. 32>64 bit
I've tried most everything recommended but when my Mac goes to gather data from the printer there is no response. ?
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Re: Old Printer New upgrade on my Mac. 32>64 bit
I dug around some more and? I found another reference to this issue, which says to remove existing drivers and then set it up with Apple AirPrint.
Your printer, HP LaserJet Pro 200 Color MFP M276nw,??is listed as compatible on Apple’s “About AirPrint” article:
Here is the HP article that describes how to remove any existing drivers and then use AirPrint.??It’s not the same printer, but the principle should be the same.
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On Jan 9, 2025, at 7:59?PM, Bev in TX via groups.io <countryone77@...> wrote:
One individual was able to download the file using a different browser. ?He used Firefox, but that’s probably not the only one that would work.
On Jan 9, 2025, at 6:46?PM, swarfmaster via groups.io <fosterjp@...> wrote:
I finally bit the bullet and upgraded to OS 11.7.10 Big Sur because so many websites didn't function right with the older system. ?One thing that popped up that might be a catch 22 is that I cannot print on my old HP Laser Pro 200 color MFP M276nw. ?I follow the instructions from the video on the site but for some reason I have downloaded the update file 4x and I get the message “HP_Easy_Start.app.zip-4.download” doesn’t appear to be a valid download file." ?and after several attempts to try to install it the system simply cannot see the printer. ?
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I'd hate to have to buy a printer if the only thing was ignorance on my part. ?Has anyone else had an issue like this and how did you resolve it?
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Re: Old Printer New upgrade on my Mac. 32>64 bit
One individual was able to download the file using a different browser. ?He used Firefox, but that’s probably not the only one that would work.
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On Jan 9, 2025, at 6:46?PM, swarfmaster via groups.io <fosterjp@...> wrote:
I finally bit the bullet and upgraded to OS 11.7.10 Big Sur because so many websites didn't function right with the older system. ?One thing that popped up that might be a catch 22 is that I cannot print on my old HP Laser Pro 200 color MFP M276nw. ?I follow the instructions from the video on the site but for some reason I have downloaded the update file 4x and I get the message “HP_Easy_Start.app.zip-4.download” doesn’t appear to be a valid download file." ?and after several attempts to try to install it the system simply cannot see the printer. ?
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I'd hate to have to buy a printer if the only thing was ignorance on my part. ?Has anyone else had an issue like this and how did you resolve it?
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Re: New iOS/iPadOS Status Icons
That info I found on the Internet about the new icon with arrows circling around a cog on a blue background was incomplete. I just downloaded a file from Google Drive and the icon appeared very briefly, while the file downloaded. So I “think” it indicates that a file is being downloaded, not just system updates. Of course the latter will be more obvious, because the files are so large.
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Old Printer New upgrade on my Mac. 32>64 bit
I finally bit the bullet and upgraded to OS 11.7.10 Big Sur because so many websites didn't function right with the older system. ?One thing that popped up that might be a catch 22 is that I cannot print on my old HP Laser Pro 200 color MFP M276nw. ?I follow the instructions from the video on the site but for some reason I have downloaded the update file 4x and I get the message “HP_Easy_Start.app.zip-4.download” doesn’t appear to be a valid download file." ?and after several attempts to try to install it the system simply cannot see the printer. ?
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I'd hate to have to buy a printer if the only thing was ignorance on my part. ?Has anyone else had an issue like this and how did you resolve it?
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Jim Foster
Santa Barbara
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I have two collections. One synced. One not. I use two Photos libraries to do this. If you option-click Photos to open it, you will get a dialog to select the library file you want to open. This dialog also allows you to create a “New” library and store it wherever you like. The original library will be labeled the “system”?library but otherwise they go by their filenames. ?My second library is on an external drive because it is very large and I don’t want it synced to iCloud.
You can only have one library open at a time, but you can have as many libraries as you wish. There are utilities that make switching a bit simpler. I don’t bother.
There is another strategy that I don’t use so proceed with caution, but you can deselect “copy photos” in the settings. This allows you to store originals outside the library, but store links to them in the library. Linked files are not synced to iCloud. Using this strategy, photos you take with your phone will be synchronized, but Photos that you drag into Photos on your Mac will not be synchronized because they are links only. If you want to do this selectively, you’ll have to do some juggling with turning this setting on and off.
Cheers, ???????????????tod
Tod Hopkins
Video Producer?Editor?Technologist?
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On Jan 4, 2025, at 12:30?AM, Paul via groups.io <paul@...> wrote:
HI
The only way to delete from phone without impacting the iCloud Library is stop synching the iPhone photos ?from using the iCloud.?
Goto Settings, your Apple ID, iCloud, Saved to iCloud section, tap Photos and turn off the Sync this Phone.?
When needed you can manually import pictures from the phone into Photos by using the cable connection to your Mac.
Paul On Jan 3, 2025, at 6:50?AM, floridabouvs via groups.io <floridabouvs@...> wrote:
Hi:I have a lot of photos and would like to delete some off my phone without losing them on my Mac. Everything is in the Cloud. When I have tried to delete something, it is deleted off everything. Thanks. Carol
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Re: New iOS/iPadOS Status Icons
On Jan 8, 2025, at 2:29?PM, Brent via groups.io <whodo678@...> wrote:
Have you figured out what they indicate?
Brent
Yes …
In the process of syncing and finalizing a software update
Appears briefly when connecting some USB hubs
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Re: New iOS/iPadOS Status Icons
Have you figured out what they indicate?
Brent
On my iPhone Xr
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On Jan 8, 2025, at 07:06, Bev in TX via groups.io <countryone77@...> wrote:
?A Status Icon, which I haven’t seen before, showed up on my iPad this morning. It’s not on Apple’s list of status icons yet, so thought I’d share it with you. I also happened across another one, which I’m attaching with the first one.
In the process of syncing and finalizing a software update
Appears briefly when connecting some USB hubs
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New iOS/iPadOS Status Icons
A Status Icon, which I haven’t seen before, showed up on my iPad this morning. It’s not on Apple’s list of status icons yet, so thought I’d share it with you. I also happened across another one, which I’m attaching with the first one.
In the process of syncing and finalizing a software update
Appears briefly when connecting some USB hubs
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Re: Struggling with going online with home electronics
Ah, someone else came up with the same thing.?
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On Jan 6, 2025, at 21:44, Keith Parr via groups.io <kg.parr@...> wrote:
? Based on no knowledge whatsoever ?, it *could* be that "hide my email" has nothing whatsoever to do with the Apple service, but simply means: hide my email.? So when you enter your real email address, MyQ simply hides (obfusticates) it.
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Re: Struggling with going online with home electronics
Could “hide my email” be within the MyQ app, and have nothing to do with Apple Mail? Have you tried turning off that feature in MyQ and restarting your Mac?
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On Jan 6, 2025, at 16:35, jimrobertson via groups.io <jimrobertson@...> wrote:
? On Jan 6, 2025, at 3:17?PM, Brent via groups.io <whodo678@...> wrote:
In regards to MyQ, I understand there maybe at large group of users connected to the manufacturer’s site. No clue on their helpfulness. Have you checked there?
I’ve not, but I will do that. My reason for posting on MacSupportCentral was my curiosity about whether the gibberish email address that was returned to me when I entered my spouse’s actual email address in the myQ app says something about how “hide my email” works (or even perhaps FAILS to work).?
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Re: Struggling with going online with home electronics
Based on no knowledge whatsoever ?, it *could* be that "hide my email" has nothing whatsoever to do with the Apple service, but simply means: hide my email.? So when you enter your real email address, MyQ simply hides (obfusticates) it.
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Keith
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Re: Struggling with going online with home electronics
On Jan 6, 2025, at 3:17?PM, Brent via groups.io <whodo678@...> wrote:
In regards to MyQ, I understand there maybe at large group of users connected to the manufacturer’s site. No clue on their helpfulness. Have you checked there?
I’ve not, but I will do that. My reason for posting on MacSupportCentral was my curiosity about whether the gibberish email address that was returned to me when I entered my spouse’s actual email address in the myQ app says something about how “hide my email” works (or even perhaps FAILS to work).?
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