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macOS sandboxing does exactly that. The Mac App Store enforces sandboxing. What you are asking for is applying the App Store model from iOS to macOS.
by planb 5y ago
macOS sandboxing does exactly that. The Mac App Store enforces sandboxing. What you are asking for is applying the App Store model from iOS to macOS.
- jbverschoor 5y agoSandboxing can do things yes. But it's fairly undocumented. Deprecated. And it's not used nor set up by default. What I'm asking for is: - Sandboxed applications. Perhaps something similar to containers where __I__ decide what I/O is allowed - I don't want to rely on manual checks by Apple. It only works partially. Sandbox and security interfaces should be simple and user friendly. I don't want to create a massive sandbox configuration file by hand.