Brad Root

@tomaculum thank you! This is clearly a workaround for a faulty `.getNext()` method, but it works and for that I am very grateful. I'm going to keep this issue open....

If you're comfortable with Xcode, you could clone the `master` branch locally and [change the bundle identifier](https://cocoacasts.s3.amazonaws.com/what-are-app-ids-and-bundle-identifiers/figure-project-configuration-1.jpg), then build it and that'd allow you to have two separate copies of...

Oh, it might be something you've already considered and are unable to do, but you could also consider changing the pi-holes all to the same hostname / port / passwords...

> The API keys will be different though, so I'm not sure that would work either? My understanding is that the API key is just a simple hash of your...

Thinking about how people have members of the family who may need to disable/enable Pi-hole from time to time, maybe the iOS version of PiBar should have a "Family Mode"...

Bonus note: the iOS version will be an offshoot of the Mac version. So if you buy the Mac version from the App Store you'll automatically get the iOS version...

@asherman07 thanks for the tip! I dunno if you use the subreddit but recently I [posted a little video of PiBar for iOS](https://www.reddit.com/r/PiBar/comments/ih683y/work_on_pibar_for_ios_continues_example_of_theme/). Lemme know what you think!

You could try wiping all your settings and setting it back up and see if that makes a difference. Close PiBar, then open up terminal and type in `defaults delete...

It's very weird that the test works but the actual data fetching doesn't work. If the test works, it should just work... I wonder what else could be unique about...

I didn't ask before... what version of Pi-hole are you on?