We're seeing a delay of between 50mS to 150mS when just sending a short "ping-pong" message between 'inject.js -> extension code (swift) -> inject.js' what might be wrong? are there any ways to get a more reasonable IPC communication channel between the javascript and swift side. I would like to achive <= 1mS delay roundtrip.

Is it possible to allow in-app pairing of a Bluetooth Classic peripheral (like headphones) without the need to visit system settings -> bluetooth? make use of CBConnectPeripheralOptionEnableTransportBridgingKey and by just pairing with the BLE peripheral, get the EDR connection pair setup automagically? (at least the wwdc video said so, but can't find documentation anywhere) curious if someone can explain how this works behind the scenes...!? how does iOS know which EDR device to connect to? since the flag is a bool, the only thing it has is the name of the BT vs BLE devices, is it as primitive as just assuming there are same with no other devices with same name in proximity!?

For local files, it's an amazing feature to be able to space-bar open a PDF document and quickly swipe through the contents of it. How can I enable this for pdf files stored on a volume exposed by FileProvider? Thanks David

Hi, I'm working on something that is not a cloud-sync utility. I'd like to hide/remove the cloud icons that show up default with FileProvider. The mount should mimic the behaviour of any attached usb-volume, so all features like "auto-mirror" / cache is something I want to disable. Instead the user should simply see the files and be able to drag & drop them to or from a folder on their Mac to the mounted FileStream volume. Please let me know if there are ways to do this to simplify the UX for the user. Thanks joemet

Hi, When using FileProvider, files visualised in Finder does not trigger a download to visualise or audition the file when hitting space (for quicklook) Can this be configured somehow?

When exposing mounted volumes on a network, the user expects drag&drop to default to copy (not move from local disk). This UX is kind of standardized when connecting a thumb drive or usb ssd drive. So I find it confusing why we can't define in FileProvider the UTTypeVolume to ensure the user gets a more expected copy-on-drag behavior. Please let me know if there are ways to achieve this that I've missed. i.e. I want both "drag to" & "drag from" a file provider volume to result in the green "+" (without having to teach the user to hold the alt-key)