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HarryWarden

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It keeps sending the app automatically to the trash bin. Used to be able to right click and open apps like that. This Gatekeeping crap by Apple is really freaking annoying. Let me open an app I download. Windows does with no issue, same exact app.
 
It keeps sending the app automatically to the trash bin. Used to be able to right click and open apps like that. This Gatekeeping crap by Apple is really freaking annoying. Let me open an app I download. Windows does with no issue, same exact app.
System settings has an open anyway button. I think in the security and privacy pane

When you get the popular hit cancel not move to bin. Then in system settings you have the open anyway prompt for the latest attempted open.

Alternatively opening through commmand line works too
 
It keeps sending the app automatically to the trash bin. Used to be able to right click and open apps like that. This Gatekeeping crap by Apple is really freaking annoying. Let me open an app I download. Windows does with no issue, same exact app.
Microsoft has always been a target for malware and viruses, ... and they never learn.
Do you like to live like that?
And, are you certain that 'app' is not malware, or contaminated?
;JOOP!
 
One of the first things I do with a new OS install is... DISABLE Gatekeeper.
Entirely.
I don't want it.
Nor do I care about "the dangers".

If YOU want to get rid of Gatekeeper, here are three terminal commands of note:
Turn off gatekeeper:
sudo spctl --master-disable

Check state of gatekeeper (off or on):
spctl --status

Turn on gatekeeper:
sudo spctl --master-enable

Note: after using the terminal command, you (once more) have to go to the privacy and security settings pane, scroll down, and choose "allow applications from ... anywhere" to make your preference "stick".
 
sudo spctl --master-disable
after using the terminal command, you (once more) have to go to the privacy and security settings pane, scroll down, and choose "allow applications from ... anywhere" to make your preference "stick".

Disable & open System Settings:
Code:
sudo spctl --master-disable; open "x-apple.systempreferences:com.apple.preference.security?Security"
 
Its certificate has been revoked.
Stremio.jpg

Even if you sign it, it crashes immediately. The developer has to fix the app.

I tested Stremio_arm64.dmg (5.1.12), currently not seen as malware https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/c87c3c5259db3cdcbcbb4dac127e68e386e937870e6c328eb2df60d7b117d973
 
Stremio, which was actually on the iOS store as recently as a few weeks ago as well.
Thanks

Googling it, I found their blog: Streamio Blos

Due to a misunderstanding with Apple, the MacOS app signing certificate has been revoked which will cause an error message to show for users when attempting to open the Stremio MacOS app. We are currently in the process of appealing Apple’s actions and expect this issue to be resolved within 1-2 weeks.
 
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I suspect this is happening because of the nature of the app is a streaming consolidation portal. That may be an intentional "mishap" on Apple's part aka ToS violation...

All these problems push you to the lowest common denominator of media streaming: Transmission + VLC, which still works fine 😂
 
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Restore it from the trash.
Go to Applications, right-click and click on Get Info on Stremio app.
Then check "Override Malware Protection".

There's no need to turn off the Gatekeeper.
Also sudo xattr -d -r com.apple.quarantine doesn't work when this happens.

override-malware-protection-mac-copy.png
 
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Hi all!
Same problem with same app under Tahoe: none of those worked for me.
Allowed from anywhere = ok but still not working
Override Malware Protection = no such option
 
Hi all!
Same problem with same app under Tahoe: none of those worked for me.
Allowed from anywhere = ok but still not working
Override Malware Protection = no such option
  1. First make sure to have Stremio in your Applications folder (it may have been moved to trash) .
  2. Open Terminal and enter this command:
Code:
sudo xattr -cr /Applications/Stremio.app
find /Applications/Stremio.app -name "._*" -delete
find /Applications/Stremio.app -name ".DS_Store" -delete
sudo codesign --force --deep --sign - /Applications/Stremio.app

Source:
 
  1. First make sure to have Stremio in your Applications folder (it may have been moved to trash) .
  2. Open Terminal and enter this command:
Code:
sudo xattr -cr /Applications/Stremio.app
find /Applications/Stremio.app -name "._*" -delete
find /Applications/Stremio.app -name ".DS_Store" -delete
sudo codesign --force --deep --sign - /Applications/Stremio.app

Source:

Thanks but still not working for me!
Still "Quitted unexpectedly" then "Malware Blocked"
 
The following worked for me!

Reinstall, then:

Code:
sudo xattr -cr /Applications/Stremio.app
find /Applications/Stremio.app -name "._*" -delete
find /Applications/Stremio.app -name ".DS_Store" -delete
THEN create a Keychain:
Open Keychain Access > Certificate Assistant > Create a Certificate.
Name: "MySelfSigningCert" (or preferred name)
Identity Type: Self Signed Root
Certificate Type: Code Signing

THEN run:
Code:
sudo codesign --force --deep --sign "MySelfSigningCert" /Applications/Stremio.app
Source :
 
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  1. First make sure to have Stremio in your Applications folder (it may have been moved to trash) .
  2. Open Terminal and enter this command:
Code:
sudo xattr -cr /Applications/Stremio.app
find /Applications/Stremio.app -name "._*" -delete
find /Applications/Stremio.app -name ".DS_Store" -delete
sudo codesign --force --deep --sign - /Applications/Stremio.app

Source:
I can confirm this really does work. All I would add is, that after entering in the last command into Terminal, wait a few seconds while "it does it's thing", then open Stremio. I have reactivated Stremio on my iMac, Macbook Air and Macbook Pro. An excellent resolution - Thank you
 
Code:
sudo xattr -cr /Applications/Stremio.app
find /Applications/Stremio.app -name "._*" -delete
find /Applications/Stremio.app -name ".DS_Store" -delete
sudo codesign --force --deep --sign - /Applications/Stremio.app
sudo is not required for xattr or codesign.
The find commands don't return anything, don't delete anything.
--deep (DEPRECATED for signing as of macOS 13.0)
 
Please read posts #12 and #13. It is a certificate problem and needs action by developer and Apple. Post #14 hints at a possible reason - if so the problem may persist.
My post was referring to why macOS has moved the option to quickly override something. Not particularly regarding the issue the OP has. 🙂
 
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