Daniel Jalkut
Mugwump
@danielpunkass NLC and Hazel both work for me. Are you sure you are not missing some intermediate certificate or something like that?
A security change in 10.11.4 treats all preference panes as untrusted, even if signed. Affects 3rd party + Apple!pic.twitter.com/QI7EByid54
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@ozaed You’re double clicking them from a download? -
@danielpunkass Ok, I don't know about a fresh install, but if they are installed from a previous OS X version, they work. - View other replies
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@ozaed Normally it’s broken by Apple verifying the Developer ID on the binary, but that’s not working for preference panes on 10.11.4.
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This affects 3rd party developers e.g.
@Noodle_Hazel. Terrible UX for first-time downloaders. Casts doubt on trustworthiness of developers. - Show more
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@danielpunkass@nevali not seeing that error with that pane on 10.11.4 here. how are you triggering it? -
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@danielpunkass That’s odd. I wonder where that’s at, because I don’t see that. Maybe it’s because of the .prefPane’s location? -
@JoshHrach It happens when you double click it to install, which is a standard convention for installing these panels. -
@danielpunkass Ah, I thought you meant just navigating to them. My mistake. I haven’t installed one lately.
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@danielpunkass this and the ios link bug. what is happening in the big aapl? -
@danielpunkass We need an "OMG"-like phrase for "QA" fails like that. QAFP (QAFacePalm) OMFQA FMQA LOL (too simple, I think) QAFDQ (
KMFDM)
Josh Hrach
(((O__o)))
Scott
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