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If I were in charge of Apple I'd make the app have to have accessibility rights.

• chrisseaton 10y ago
  How come? That seems like a totally unrelated access right to repurpose for this?
  • orangea 10y ago
    I bet there could be some accessibility-related use for the touch bar. Also, accessibility is already tied to completely unrelated things like event taps.
  • madeofpalk 10y ago
    "Accessibility" is kind of the catch all super-permission to give to hooks into greater parts of the operating system. For example, Dropbox requires it for some features, as does an App that hides menubar items.
  • prh8 10y ago
    That's also how keyboard remapping apps (like Karabiner) work, so it seems plausible here at least.