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Doing it that way results in a nuisance prompt from Zoom every time you launch it complaining that it can't launch the opener. Here's a modified version that d
by luckman212 7y ago
Doing it that way results in a nuisance prompt from Zoom every time you launch it complaining that it can't launch the opener.
Here's a modified version that deletes the app, removes the LoginItem if it exists, and makes the ~/.zoomus directory unwritable, which achieves the same thing but avoids the nag:
killall ZoomOpener
osascript -e 'tell application "System Events" to delete login item "ZoomOpener"'
rm -rf ~/.zoomus/ZoomOpener.app
sudo chown -R nobody:nobody .zoomus
- yellowbkpk 7y agoThank you for sharing this. One small typo or formatting error: The last line is missing a ~/ and should be: `sudo chown -R nobody:nobody ~/.zoomus`
- luckman212 7y agoAh, yes - thank you for that.
- lloeki 7y agoInteresting, I don't get this nuisance, even after their update.