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I simply run `xattr -d downloaded-app.dmg` on apps I download that I trust to turn off this behaviour.
by trollbridge 1y ago
I simply run `xattr -d downloaded-app.dmg` on apps I download that I trust to turn off this behaviour.
- dylan604 1y agoyeah, 'cause that's so much easier than just saying yes to the prompt, or right-clicking and selecting open from the context menu
- p_ing 1y agoIn macOS 15, there is no GUI bypass. Right click -> Open no longer works. xattr is "the way". I'm sure someone has probably created an Automation or something for it.
- nmgycombinator 1y agoThere's a small section in System Settings that they don't really tell you about that pops up when the OS blocks a file from opening. You can then override the block there. Yes, it's extremely annoying.
- trollbridge 1y agoI have an alias set in my shell for `xattr -d ~/Downloads/.{dmg,zip,z}`.
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