If Textastic accessed location services, it would be shown as a separate app entry in the settings app. Also, iOS would ask the user if it would like to allow access to the location when it first tried to access location information.

I'm pretty sure that there's another app that accesses your location in the background.

I just tried it myself and for me the jquery mobile demo with local preview does not access any location information. There is no location symbol displayed in the status bar for me when I open the jquery mobile 1.2.0 demo in the local preview.

Please check that location isn't accessed by another app that is running in the background instead. You should see such a symbol near apps which accessed the location information in the "Ortungsdienste" settings list (as explained below that list).

Textastic doesn't use any location services. Are you requesting the location in a HTML page that you're previewing in the local preview? Which settings are you refering to? Can you please give me more details?

You can send it to support@textasticapp.com - thanks!

Hello, do you have a screenshot of this? This hasn't happened to me yet.

No, sorry, there is no API in iOS to register custom shortcuts. A list of supported shortcuts can be found at http://www.textasticapp.com/v4/manual/lessons/Which_keyboard_shortcuts_can_I_use_with_an_external_hardware_keyboard.html

To activate the upload button, you have to tap on a remote connection so you are connected to a server in the "Remote" side of the File Transfer screen and there must be at least one file selected in the "Local" side of the screen.

You can either open a local file and tap on the action button and choose "Download Latest" before you edit it or you can go to the remote transfer screen, connect to Dropbox and download the folder again overwriting all local files.