Move along, nothing to see.
This is about one or more Mac developers who have chosen not to update their apps for the sandbox environment. Properly implemented hot-keys and services provide 99% of what these previous apps could do without the blindly obvious security problems of hooking the keyboard directly or code injection. If developers choose to live in the past and use unsupported and possibly dangerous API's then Apple will not support them through App store distribution.
None of the well developed and supported apps with hot-key or even global hot-key support are going to disappear from the App store anytime soon.
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Wow, you have over $120 billion in assets?
This is about one or more Mac developers who have chosen not to update their apps for the sandbox environment. Properly implemented hot-keys and services provide 99% of what these previous apps could do without the blindly obvious security problems of hooking the keyboard directly or code injection. If developers choose to live in the past and use unsupported and possibly dangerous API's then Apple will not support them through App store distribution.
None of the well developed and supported apps with hot-key or even global hot-key support are going to disappear from the App store anytime soon.
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Well, that makes it easier. I already own IBM.
Wow, you have over $120 billion in assets?