content: 2026-05-06 capture run — 28 finds, Kikkerland routed to Amazon, drop 9to5Mac
Captured 28 finds across 14 productive sources. Kikkerland items rewritten to Amazon ASINs (huckleberry slingshot B0GNJ8GCF5, bug blaster B0GS6F32CK) so the affiliate handler tags them at render; croissant bath rug dropped — no Kikkerland-branded match on Amazon. 9to5Mac removed from sources after three runs of category-subpath instability.
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name: "App Store Updates Deep Link"
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subtitle: "An itms-apps:// URL that jumps straight to the Updates page"
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date: 2026-05-06
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link: "https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/985456af1a2341cc9f1d5f38fbc9fa7c"
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linkText: "iCloud shortcut"
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source: "r/shortcuts"
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topics:
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- apple-tips
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tags: [shortcuts, app-store, deep-link, ios]
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description: "iOS doesn't expose the Updates page as a one-tap target — itms-apps://apps.apple.com/updates does."
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iOS apps update silently in the background, but staged rollouts mean the version you wanted last Tuesday might still be a few hours away. There's no Home Screen affordance for the Updates pane, so you usually go App Store → tap your avatar → scroll to Updates. The URL `itms-apps://apps.apple.com/updates` jumps straight there, and a one-action Shortcut wraps it for the Action Button.
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