[Unknown Author]

I beg to differ. If you do it right, the internet can enhance your app – Email/Twitter/Facebook sharing. Google Places searches. This list is endless.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/proximal/id572222453?mt=8

-1TC

[Paul_paul]

Good thing it’s just a hobby…. right?

[Unknown Author]

Ok, so what’s your issue with me?

[Paul_paul]

Your Zombies need a transparent background and your buttons are out of line.
Your welcome!

[paulD]

@stickleback wrote:

Your Zombies need a transparent background and your buttons are out of line.
Your welcome!

Not cool stickleback. Please play nicely. Practice what you preach and act ‘professional’.

[Paul_paul]

I really don’t know what you mean….. 😛

[Unknown Author]

edited by wayne

Wow, one button was off by 2 pixels. If that’s not the basis for intercontinental anger, I don’t know what is. Definitely a basis for you to murder me in my sleep. How dare I be off by 2 pixels? What was I thinking?!

You should try mastering English before you try HTML5. My welcome what? Do you mean “you’re”; as in “you’re flatulent”?

I’ll not be back here.

-1TC

[aanyad]

I’m developing an application of a firm, and i have some buttons doing different things. One i’ll open the Maps aplication. Another will leave application, to enter in facebook for safari. Another use webkit to access a page from youtube.

and have one which will open a website link, to show some things the site update everyday. It`s that possible to do?

Will Apple reject?
Thank you.

[paulD]

Personally i think possibly yes. What you are building will be considered by Apple is a mobile website which can be easily achieved using safari.

I am no expert, but i think this will be rejected at review.

Thanks

Paul

[support-michael]

Sounds like your app is not really an app with unique features but rather a collection of bookmarks or app launcher.
I agree with Paul that your odds of being rejected by Apple reviewers increases dramatically for such apps.

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