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rkanter / Open-iTerm-or-Terminal-Here...

Generates an Applescript app that you can put in your Finder toolbar which will open an iTerm or Terminal tab at the current directory.

MIT License

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macOS Big Sur #6

Open kemalicecek opened 3 years ago

kemalicecek commented 3 years ago

I've checked permits, it looks all good but I've that "Not authorized to send Apple events to Finder. Not authorized to send Apple events to Finder. (-1743)"

maximebories commented 3 years ago

I don't have that problem and might know why. You need at least to have "Allow apps downloaded from:" to "App Store and identified developers" in System Preference. If that is not enough, you need to force the installation of an app from an unidentified developers, there are some out there from developers who needs to update their certificate. I thing it was Airfoil for me. To do so, right-clic open the installer, that is "force"lunching the binary, there will be 2 or 3 warning popup from the OS... And then you will be prompted to restart your machine which will go in recovery mode, acknowledge what you are doing --yes, again (similarly to disabling crsutils before but now with a GUI), restart in normal mode. Now I feel like I don't have more restrictions than updating.

The obvious is happening, by merging all 3 OS Apple is taking advantage to lock down macOS. Power-users won't come back...

maximebories commented 3 years ago

Nervermind: See here for a solution.

d0972058277 commented 2 years ago

Forgive my poor English.

Open the '/Applications/Open iTerm Here....app/Contents/Resources/Scripts/main.scpt' by 'AppleScript Editor' like..
Export to an application.
Remove the Contents folder in /Applications/Open iTerm Here....app
Copy and Paste the new Contents folder what you export by step 2.