My iOS app, Instapaper, relies on the installation of a Javascript bookmarklet to be effective, because it needs a way for users to easily send URLs from Mobile Safari to Instapaper.
Many other iOS apps have similar needs:
- Blogging and publishing apps can accept URLs that users want to…
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theredpanda said:
I’m trying to sound too elitist, but I still fail to see how people struggle to install the bookmarklet on Mobile Safari. The instructions provided are clear and concise, and the only (imaginable) way that people find it hard is if they’re my dad.
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