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Yeah, I used to use the app store version of Slack because it was sandboxed. (I later switched to having Safari run it as a web application.) Even if I trusted
by dunham 11mo ago
Yeah, I used to use the app store version of Slack because it was sandboxed. (I later switched to having Safari run it as a web application.) Even if I trusted them, the sandbox would be a layer of protection against bugs.
I'd love to have an an easy way to wrap that sandbox around non-app-store applications.
- liuliu 11mo agoDevelopers can still choose to enable sandbox for apps delivered outside of App Store. Some of them simply choose to not do so: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/security/hardened-runtime https://developer.apple.com/documentation/security/hardened-...
- microtonal 11mo agos/some/most/ Sadly. For those that don't know, an easy way to check is to right-click a column in Activity Monitor and enable the Sandbox column.