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TO be fair, even apps without an installer will open a warning dialogue the first time it's actually run letting the user know this is an application that's "ne
by dedward 15y ago
TO be fair, even apps without an installer will open a warning dialogue the first time it's actually run letting the user know this is an application that's "new" and hasn't been run before.
Also - as long as Apple makes it easy for developers to get signing keys, which seems to be their direction as far as OS X goes, there's no reason for developers to complain about it too much. Just sign your builds, and you probably avoid any warning message.