I'm struggling to get images uploaded to iTunes Connect. I am on the below screen in Safari, but the "Choose file" option is disabled.
I have tried to drag and drop images into it, but it never does anything.
If I uncheck the ones currently checked; they I can drag and drop images into; but never the very first items.
Can someone assist how I upload the images?
The answer was indicated above;
You selected 5.5 inch Display So make sure your Screenshot size is
1242x2208
Further, I noticed that an extra localisation was created that I didn't need; deleting this also helped solved the problem.
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On mouse hover the image, you will see the Edit link
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Try:
document.body.style.webkitTouchCallout='none';
As an aside is it really worth it? Hacks like this do impact user expectations, and your image is on the internet, anyone who wants it can easily get it regardless of whether a context menu has been disabled in the browser they're using.
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Any ideas?
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