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The key part seems to be this: > Then click to allow when the system dialog asks if the sample app can control TextEdit via Apple Events. The author argues,
by rgovostes 7y ago
The key part seems to be this:
> Then click to allow when the system dialog asks if the sample app can control TextEdit via Apple Events.
The author argues,
> This should appear very innocuous to the user, because nobody thinks that TextEdit is dangerous, so one would think it's not much of a risk to allow TextEdit to be controlled.
This is what the dialog looks like: https://imgur.com/a/HRXDG0x https://imgur.com/a/HRXDG0x
The smaller text is where the app developer provides an explanation for why they are requesting the permission.
- SalimoS 7y agoAnd to explain his argument he explained > However, when an app such as TextEdit with the "com.apple.security.files.user-selected.executable" entitlement saves a file, it removes the quarantine extended attribute!