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FB10143188 - Safari detected an app or service that interfered with clicking

Open lapcat opened this issue 2 years ago • 7 comments

The alert "Safari detected an app or service that interfered with clicking" appears mistakenly when trying to enable a Safari app extension. This has been a bug for more than 2 years, and the bug still exists on macOS 13 Ventura. It happened with a clean install of Ventura on an empty volume, and no third-party software installed except my own Safari extensions. https://lapcatsoftware.com/articles/enable-extensions.html

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lapcat avatar Dec 26 '22 20:12 lapcat

Apple's response:

Resolution:Potential fix identified - In macOS 13

lapcat avatar Dec 26 '22 20:12 lapcat

Yes, this was resolved in macOS 13.

xeenon avatar Apr 11 '24 20:04 xeenon

Yes, this was resolved in macOS 13.

Apparently it wasn't. It just got this today on macOS 14.5. Screenshot 2024-06-26 at 12 22 25 PM

lapcat avatar Jun 26 '24 23:06 lapcat

Do you have any utility apps or the like that have invisible windows over the Safari Settings window? That can trigger it. Screen recording (in QuickTime or otherwise) is a common trigger (that is expected).

xeenon avatar Jun 27 '24 04:06 xeenon

Do you have any utility apps or the like that have invisible windows over the Safari Settings window? That can trigger it.

No.

Screen recording (in QuickTime or otherwise) is a common trigger (that is expected).

No.

From the beginning, this has always been a random bug, not "works as expected", and I've encountered it at random times on 3 different Macs.

lapcat avatar Jun 27 '24 11:06 lapcat

And today in Safari 17.5 on macOS 14.5 Screenshot 2024-07-14 at 6 44 10 AM

lapcat avatar Jul 14 '24 11:07 lapcat

Christmas Day, Safari 18.2 on macOS 14.7.2 Screenshot 2024-12-25 at 6 19 52 PM

lapcat avatar Jan 01 '25 20:01 lapcat