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Apps aren't required to be notarized and it trivial for any vaguely competent person to dismiss the one-time warnings about unsigned apps. So it's only a big de
by sjwright 7y ago
Apps aren't required to be notarized and it trivial for any vaguely competent person to dismiss the one-time warnings about unsigned apps. So it's only a big deal if you choose to make it one.
To be perfectly honest, if you can't even jump through that absurdly minimal hoop, I wouldn't want your software running on my mother's computer anyway.
- mantap 7y agoApps are required to be notarised. You can turn the requirement off, but that doesn't negate its existence. I hope you and your mother are happy living without open source software. No good deed goes unpunished.
- galad87 7y agoSigned apps are required to be notarized. Unsigned app will run like before (right click -> open in Finder).
- Wowfunhappy 7y ago> Apps are required to be notarized. You can turn the requirement off, but that doesn't negate its existence. I don't understand what you're saying here. Users can run apps that aren't notarized. Therefore, developers are not required to notarize their apps. If you want users who refuse to run non-notarized apps to be able to run your app, you'll have to notarize your app...