Last year, I wrote a slightly hyperbolic article about how Apple ruined my life by removing the skeuomorphic page-turning animation from its Books app in iOS 16. According to MacRumors, the latest iOS 16.4 beta adds an option to bring it back, and even lets you opt for no animation at all.
You’ll know if this makes it into the final release because my whoops of joy will be audible for miles.
This means you’ll see a preview showing the Mastodon post’s text, author name, and attachments directly in your conversation, just like how links to Twitter and other sites appear in the Messages app. The developer beta for iOS 16.4 is out now.
Beyond unplugging Internet Explorer and improving crash detection, updates for both Microsoft and Apple operating systems are fixing security flaws that they report have already been exploited by attackers.
A WebKit exploit on iOS applies no matter which browser you’re using, so you’ll want to update right away.
BleepingComputer has a rundown of the security fixes, which includes one for the Microsoft Store on Windows, so make sure you have updates turned on for that app specifically — it won’t get patched via Windows Update alone.
