This phrase is now appearing in the title bar of the iOS TestFlight app (Version 2026 - 4.26.750) on my M1 Mac Mini and M4 MacBook Air, both running macOS 26.4.1. What's this all about?
I thought I saw this before...
I'm wondering what the "warning" is about though?
Is this just because it's a TestFlight version? Or because it's the iPad app running (very well, I might add) on the Apple Silicon Mac? Or both? Neither?
Feels weird.
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My guess is the developers are having some fun and seeing if anyone notices.
I checked. This IS in the source code.
But it’s the banner that shows when downloading on the iOS app. This text is just a place holder that gets replaced.
HOW it’s ending up in the title bar is bananas.
Is there nothing Liquid Glass can create a bug with?
That is hilarious and probably a really funny Easter egg that should exist still.
I love Easter eggs in apps so anything you can throw at us to find hidden in the menus would be amazing.
Especially if we can get like a Seinfeld reference in the Android app somewhere. That would make me a very happy user. Like if your network drops and you get an error message that says clearly you're not the master of your domain or something like that.
I wish the keyboard binding (i) would work on MacOS when using the iOS client. Or publish a MacOS client? Or point at me and tell me I'm dumb for not seeing there already is one?