[BUG] dint works on M1 Macs

[the-davinci-code]

I downloaded the version for ARM processors and encountered the following error when I launched it: The Intel-version works fine. But it seems to me that the problem is with the iOS version, since at the end of summer I installed the ARM-version on the same MacBook Air M1, and it worked without any issues.

[akopachov]

Given that I do not have any Mac to test, I doubt I would be able to do a lot of research on this issue.

I just updated all the electron-related dependencies to the latest, so give the latest release a try, maybe this will help.

[the-davinci-code]

I tried this but nothing changed.

[lihsai0]

@the-davinci-code This is about macOS system security policies.

This application needs to be code signed and uploaded to Apple for a process called notarization will solve this.

But I think the author will not add it because he isn't a Apple Developer which needs pay to Apple.

So you will need to assume the risk to allow this application to run by allowing it in your system preferences > security & privacy.

[the-davinci-code]

@the-davinci-code This is about macOS system security policies.

This application needs to be code signed and uploaded to Apple for a process called notarization will solve this.

But I think the author will not add it because he isn't a Apple Developer which needs pay to Apple.

So you will need to assume the risk to allow this application to run by allowing it in your system preferences > security & privacy.

I know how to run unsigned apps but there is no way for that.

[lihsai0]

@the-davinci-code emm, looks like there is something changed in macOS Sequoia.

Try run this in your terminal:

xattr -d com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/Flipper Authenticator Companion.app"

NOTE: Change the path to your installed path which may be different from above command.

Then run the Flipper Authenticator Companion in your Launchpad.