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>"The problem with removing a bundled plugin is that it can break application signatures and cause problems with updates," explained Ellis. Their response esse
by worble 3y ago
>"The problem with removing a bundled plugin is that it can break application signatures and cause problems with updates," explained Ellis.
Their response essentially boils down to "it's called a plugIN not a plugOUT"
If it can't be easily removed then why is it even shipped as plugin in the first place? Absolute madness.
- theolivenbaum 3y agoIt's probably because macOS bundles are nowadays notarized by Apple, and if you change the content of the .app "folder", it breaks their verification chain. Learned painfully about that when trying do implement plugins on our end too
- Izkata 3y ago...shouldn't adding it have also changed the contents and broken the verification chain?