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I have literally never experienced that and I use homebrew apps a lot Perhaps you turned some "make things ultra-secure" setting on at some point ?
by spacedcowboy 2y ago
I have literally never experienced that and I use homebrew apps a lot
Perhaps you turned some "make things ultra-secure" setting on at some point ?
- bdash 2y agoI suspect they're referring to changes to Gatekeeper in recent macOS versions: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/08/macos-15-sequoia-makes-you-jump-through-more-hoops-to-disable-gatekeeper-app-checks/ https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/08/macos-15-sequoia-mak... It used to be that you could run any third-party application you downloaded. And then for a while you'd have to right-click and select Open the first time you ran an application you'd downloaded, and then click through a confirmation prompt. And macOS 15, you have to attempt to open the application, be told it is unsafe, and then manually approve it via system settings.
- m4rtink 2y agoLooks like a clear trend then.
- eviks 2y agoThat's just your extremely limited experience (2 stores): homebrew runs a special command clearing up a bit so you don't get that notification, which does exist if yout download apps directly