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User-controlled selective sync for iCloud Drive
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Hight Sierra #15

Open pavelzIOS opened 5 years ago

pavelzIOS commented 5 years ago

Looks like application is not working on High Sierra OS. I have tried to install it to 2 different machines, 1 is MacOS Mojave, and second - High Sierra. Mojave works perfectly while High Sierra is not even showing the icon on iCloud bar

amcgregor commented 5 years ago

It required a bit of finagling after installation for everything to "settle down" for me. After copying the built app bundle to /Applications, and launching it from there at least once, I had to make sure that iCloud Control was checked off within the Extensions System Preferences panel:

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I then had to "force quit" Finder, either through the Force Quit… Apple menu item (whose "Quit" button becomes "Relaunch" when selecting Finder) or by right-clicking the dock icon while holding ⌥, then selecting Relaunch from there. Only after that did the toolbar icon appear.

g3wd commented 5 years ago

had the same problem, found that 1.1.0 works like a charm on MacOs HS

mnem21 commented 5 years ago

Awesome! Had the same issue and the force quit/relaunch worked for me on Mojave 10.14.3. Thanks!

typoman commented 5 years ago

Here the toolbar doesn't show up after following all the suggestions on HS. I'm using the version 1.2.0.

Edit: Version 1.1.0 worked!

tjluoma commented 5 years ago

I cannot get it to work on my High Sierra Mac. I keep getting crashes when I try to enable the extension.

1.1.0 seems to work OK.

Here are my crashlogs in case they are helpful

iCloud-Extension.zip

binomialstew commented 4 years ago

High Sierra (10.13.6) here, as well. 1.2.0 does not work properly on my system, either, after following the instructions to enable access in extensions, etc. I have verified this after restarting the system.

1.1.0 does work properly for me.

Tkizzy commented 3 years ago

not working on sierra, 1.1 or 1.2.