Popular iOS Twitter client, Leaf, has announced today that the app will no longer be getting updates. With the announcement, the developer iPlop, and app designer Surenix have shed some light on what they’ve been working on, but will ultimately never see the light of day.
The duo shared that Leaf’s long-awaited update will never come to fruition due to the recent Twitter API changes. Their official account tweeted:
Due to recent Twitter API changes, we’re sad to announce the end of Leaf. This means some new features will never see the light of day. Although we’ve never got a chance to launch these features, we’d still like to show you what they looked like in development.
Källa: iOS Twitter client Leaf joins others as it announces end of life due to Twitter API changes
The list of blocked add-ons includes ”Web Security,” a security-centric Firefox add-on with over 220,000 users, whoch was at the center of a controversy this week after it was caught sending users’ browsing histories to a server located in Germany.
Källa: Mozilla Removes 23 Firefox Add-Ons That Snooped on Users
BY MISCONFIGURING PAGES on Trello, a popular project management website, the governments of the United Kingdom and Canada exposed to the entire internet details of software bugs and security plans, as well as passwords for servers, official internet domains, conference calls, and an event-planning system.
The U.K. government also exposed a small quantity of code for running a government website, as well as a limited number of emails. All told, between the two governments, a total of 50 Trello pages, known on the site as “boards,” were published on the open web and indexed by Google.
