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This is becoming true for maintaining any Mac app nowadays, if only in terms of Apple's security theater "features" and arbitrary restrictions which randomly br
by mrtesthah 4y ago
This is becoming true for maintaining any Mac app nowadays, if only in terms of Apple's security theater "features" and arbitrary restrictions which randomly break apps that had worked fine for over a decade. Want to enumerate mounted disks or read a file from the user's Documents folder? Guess again. Meanwhile there are still more zero-days in the OS itself than ever.
- keyle 4y agoThis is exactly my point. The walled garden of Apple is riddled with developers' head on pikes.