The Mac App Store versions of BareBones’ TextWrangler and BBEdit lose features.BareBones has plans for a way around this, but it won’t be pretty.
#Apple sandbox features upgrade#
This will impose an unintended payment penalty to the existing users - because the Mac App Store does not support separate prices for new and upgrade purchases. Even when BareBones comes up with a solution (and they will), it will require that users who had been using the stand-alone version of Yojimbo purchase a new version from the Mac App Store. This is especially a problem for people who had been syncing Yojimbo via the now-shut-off MobileMe. BareBones is currently unable to offer iCloud support in Yojimbo.And there are valuable app features being lost in the shuffle. On the other hand, there are numerous instances of developers struggling to meet the newly imposed requirements. In fact, I haven’t seen much in the way of user complaints at all.
#Apple sandbox features software#
I haven’t seen hordes of Mac users, pitchforks in hand, storming the gates of Cupertino, demanding that Apple release third-party software from its shackles. We certainly can say that the “chicken littles” among the prognosticators have not been vindicated. With the dust beginning to settle, what can we conclude? It’s now been over a month since Apple began enforcing its sandboxing policies for the Mac App Store.
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