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Apple Silicon support
I was running into installation issues (#10) but after further investigation, I found there may be differences between Photoshop plugins and extensions on macOS x86 vs ARM. Is this tool compatible with Apple Silicon Macs yet or have I overlooked something?
and when running in x86 compatibility mode I receive this message
which also links to https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/kb/extension-not-properly-signed.html
You need to reinstall the extension when migrating to Adobe Photoshop 2022, I had the same issue on Windows. Be careful, it deleted all my settings, so make sure you have a backup from 2021 first.
I ran into this when trying to do a fresh install on macOS so I'm not sure if we were facing the same issue
most likely, it's workable in M1.
i think these are html5 based extensions, so they don't have issue with processor compatibility.
that error message u got appeared for all the unsigned 3rd-party extensions out there which are not from adobe and related sites.
if u check the installation script, there are some lines for this, to enable the PlayerDebugMode.
cant say about the latest mac exactly but i checked the windows photoshop 2022 version, the CEP for that is 11.
and the mac installation script queries for 4 to 10, even though the windows script does 6 to 12.
if u change the install script to up to 12, it might work. or if you have the extension already copied, u can try running these commands on terminal >
first to find out your CEPHtmlEngine version, run these > defaults read com.adobe.CSXS.# replace the # with 9,10,11,12,...
mostly you will get error messages, but for the ones that show the result (probably 11), run this > defaults write com.adobe.CSXS.# PlayerDebugMode 1
then killall -u `whoami` csprefsd > /dev/null 2> /dev/null || true
you can also check ur photoshop 2022's CEP version from this file > /Applications/Adobe Photoshop 2022/Adobe Photoshop 2022.app/Contents/MacOS/CEPHtmlEngine.app/Contents/Info.plist
search for CFBundleShortVersionString and on the next line the version is under <string>#....</string>
I dont see it showing in the extensions menu. Its installed but PS 2022 is acting like it doesnt see it. I will have to wait until its updated to work with it.
system: macos 12.3.1 Macbook Air M1 Chip
