maxgashkov

How do you put anything that requires storing of something remotely secret on a general purpose hardware ran by untrusted parties?

You can build it yourself from source with Xcode.

But this is one of the apps I cannot believe is not subscription-based. Author keeps up with changes in iOS and improves constantly.

The cost is justified too as the market for terminal emulators is much smaller than general iOS audience.

Are you sure though? I was in the same situation except I'm both user & admin for my org.

I was notified about the Apr 14 deadline by trello twice on both my personal (not connected to org in any way) and work email:

- on Jan, 30;

- on Feb, 29.

As much as I hate Atlassian for their other products this seems like a responsible timeline for such kind of change.

> maybe you could even trigger the "verify" button click by messing around with cURL

Good luck with that—some time ago Apple locked down pretty much everything related to developer accounts with 2FA requirement that, of course, works on their proprietary platform via sending codes to logged in Apple devices. Maybe you can snatch it via some Automator kung-fu but I seriously doubt that.

It's still not there yet. There are APIs now available for developers, but there is no way to react seamlessly to NFC tags in background. For example, it's impossible to put an NFC tag on a nightstand and run some automations when you put your phone there before sleep. You will have to tap a button to authorize the action.

I do understand security implications that lead to that decision, but it makes the whole process really cumbersome to use for wide range of applications.

But for that you have to touch CC info directly with all the risks and compliance bullshit.

Transferwise is quite low risk in this regard. They don't have a balance or anything like that, it's only moving money between 2 accounts in a transactional manner.

Oh, do I miss the days of debugging problems caused by Opera's overagressive caching of _everything_. NOT.

Could you consider adding config sync via iCloud/Dropbox? It's quite a pain to sync host lists across several iOS devices.