I use Carthage to build a set of dependencies. I generate .xcframework files with code for both macOS and iOS. This works through Xcode 26 beta 4. With Xcode 26 beta 5, the resulting .xcframework files seem to have code only for iOS, not macOS. Each framework has a ios-arm64 directory and a ios-arm64_x86_64-simulator directory, but no macos-arm64_x86_64 directory. This is affecting 3 of my 7 cross-platform dependencies that I compile with Carthage. What those 3 seem to have in common is that each has one target and scheme for the shared library – instead of one for iOS and another for macOS. I may have to create a second scheme and target in each of these dependencies, or move to SPM. But I am wondering if anyone has another suggestion. Thank you. John

I am trying to address an issue with my app’s share sheet where, when the user sends a URL to either Apple Reminders or OmniFocus, the receiving app does not get a title. So I am updating my share sheet code to use UIActivityItemsConfiguration. I have this code: let title = "Golden Hill Software" let url = URL(string: "https://www.goldenhillsoftware.com/")! let itemProvider = NSItemProvider() itemProvider.registerObject(ofClass: URL.self, visibility: .all) { (handler) in handler(url, nil) return nil } let config = UIActivityItemsConfiguration(itemProviders: [itemProvider]) config.metadataProvider = { (key) in if key == .title || key == .messageBody { return title } else { return nil } } let viewController = UIActivityViewController(activityItemsConfiguration: config) self.present(viewController, animated: true) This works with some share sheet extensions. But when I choose the Ivory share extension, Ivory creates a post with a URL that starts with bplist…. When I choose the Open in Chrome action extension, Chrome says “Chrome cannot handle this link”. Can someone help me understand what I am doing wrong here? (edited)

I am looking for a way to change the liquid glass background colors on UIBarButtonItems. Setting tintColor does what I want for a bar button item when it is both the default button and it is enabled. But it does not seem to do anything for disabled buttons or non-prominent buttons. Also, is there a way to apply such a change using a UINavigationBarAppearance or a UIBarButtonItemAppearance? If I cannot change this liquid glass color, I might need to disable liquid glass on these by setting hidesSharedBackground to true. Is there a way to do this globally within the app (without using UIDesignRequiresCompatibility), or with something like UINavigationBarAppearance or UIBarButtonItemAppearance? Thank you. John