Hi all,
This is going to sound like a really stupid issue but I can't figure it out. I currently have a 2017 MBP running High Sierra. This issue only began occurring upon installing High Sierra. Every time I boot up my computer and login to one of my user accounts, the 'Font Book' app automatically opens every time I login. 'Font Book' is an Apple-created app that just catalogs all the fonts available in macOS.\
I'm aware of how to manage a user's login items (Users & Groups > Login Items), however I have never seen Font Book appear in this list. I always shut down or restart by unchecking the box to 'Reopen windows when logging back in'. I truly can't figure it out and it's reproducible every time. There doesn't appear to be any sort of setting or toggle within the actual Font Book app for this, either. Honestly I didn't even know this app existed until this problem began occurring.
Anyone else with this or a similar app auto-open issue? I have to think it's some kind of bug in High Sierra but that's really all I know.
This is going to sound like a really stupid issue but I can't figure it out. I currently have a 2017 MBP running High Sierra. This issue only began occurring upon installing High Sierra. Every time I boot up my computer and login to one of my user accounts, the 'Font Book' app automatically opens every time I login. 'Font Book' is an Apple-created app that just catalogs all the fonts available in macOS.\
I'm aware of how to manage a user's login items (Users & Groups > Login Items), however I have never seen Font Book appear in this list. I always shut down or restart by unchecking the box to 'Reopen windows when logging back in'. I truly can't figure it out and it's reproducible every time. There doesn't appear to be any sort of setting or toggle within the actual Font Book app for this, either. Honestly I didn't even know this app existed until this problem began occurring.
Anyone else with this or a similar app auto-open issue? I have to think it's some kind of bug in High Sierra but that's really all I know.