If you have Companion already installed, either :I am probably being stupid... but how do you update from Version 2 to Version 3? It won't let me install the new Companion app as the old one is in use...
Hmmm... again, it's likely me being stupid... but I launch the companion and neither of those two things happen...If you have Companion already installed, either :
- look for the icon in your menu bar, and press "Check Now", it will prompt you to update
- Go into your application folder, launch companion, and it should prompt your right away
I have no idea where you saw that, is that a third party app giving you this ?
The screen saver (nor any screen saver in macOS, this is by design by Apple and has been massively strenghtened since Catalina) has no access to any such thing.
I have no idea what you installed but this is definitely NOT "my" Aerial.No. Not a third party. The warning is right in the Safari extensions panel when you install it.
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If you only want to use apple approved apps no matter what then just don’t use this cool and amazing utilities. That warning serves this very purpose to customers like you.Privacy statement warns that permitting this app to run on your Mac allows it to "...read sensitive information from webpages, including passwords, phone numbers, and credit cards.."
I just don't understand why I'd want to run a screensaver app with that kind of security risk.
Just to give an update (I'm the author of Aerial the screensaver), someone is "squatting" the Aerial name with that safari extension (Aerial view tab) on the mac App Store. I wasn't aware of that and I believe that's how the person above got confused into getting it.If you only want to use apple approved apps no matter what then just don’t use this cool and amazing utilities. That warning serves this very purpose to customers like you.
Update: saw an updated post. Ok that one is kind of sketchy. My bad.