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Originally Posted by odamizu
I'm in over my head on this topic, so my ignorance is probably showing.
I'm still on High Sierra, and I think gatekeeper is still catching .txz on my Mac, unless I'm misunderstanding what gatekeeper is.
- downloaded Sigil 0.9.18 .txz using Safari
- unpacked txz using the Terminal command
- copied Sigil app into my Applications folder
- launched Sigil
- got a pop-up asking, "Sigil is an application downloaded from the Internet. Are you sure you want to open it?"
When I did the same with the test builds you sent me for 0.9.17, I got a similar message, with the addition that the test build was unsigned, so I needed to confirm that I wanted to open an unsigned app.
This is all with High Sierra. Isn't this gatekeeper in action? or am I using the wrong terminology?
I tried the above again except downloading the .txz with Chrome instead of Safari. Got the same result.
Also, all of the above has always happened with Sigil .dmg (which I know is expected behavior) |
Try downloading with Firefox. I'd like to know if it works better in this case.