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> Apple already has already implemented a perfectly functional balance between security and developers rights on the Mac They really haven't - some APIs are lo

by duped 3y ago

> Apple already has already implemented a perfectly functional balance between security and developers rights on the Mac They really haven't - some APIs are locked behind entitlements that you can only get by paying the developer fee and requesting it specially from Apple. Among other nuisances.

stirlo 3y ago
Only when an app is distributed from their store though? You can request a developer certificate, notarise your apps and deploy them from your website using any API you desire...
- duped 3y ago
  That's incorrect, some MacOS APIs (I'm not sure why you think a website is involved here?) require special entitlements (regardless of how they're distributed) and you cannot use them with a normal developer certificate - you need to pay the Apple tax and speak with someone at Apple directly to get them.