Take charge of the iOS/tvOS/watchOS simulators with Control Room

February 19, 2020 Leave a comment

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Nice tool by Paul Hudson:

Control Room is a macOS app that lets you control the simulators for iOS, tvOS, and watchOS – their UI appearance, status bar configuration, and more. It wraps Apple’s own simctl command-line tool, so you’ll need Xcode installed.

Some features, such as sending example push notifications or move between light and dark mode, require Xcode 11.4 or later.

Control Room →

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