Unzipped applications appear to be created by Keka

[podfeet]

I just downloaded an app called "HashPhotos Transfer.app" as a zip archive. Since Keka is my default now, it opened the zip for me. When I opened the app though, I got the macOS Gatekeeper message "HashPhotos Transfer.app is an application created by Keka Are you sure you want to open it?"

I wouldn't think that's intended behavior?

[aonez]

You're right. Since the adoption of sandbox this came in. I'll fix that one if possible on #176.

Thanks for the tip @NosillaCast 😊

[aonez]

I'm fixing this one first, since it has some nasty effects: https://twitter.com/the_jannis/status/1010259254043955200

[podfeet]

Hmmm. I've been unzipping right and left this with with Keka without issue. I don't doubt his experiences but I haven't had it bite me yet.

[aonez]

@NosillaCast it did not affected me neither but the xScope package he shared reproduces the issue 😕

[aonez]

This is being held by Apple in the review process. Might need to find a workaround.

[aonez]

Maybe in the future Apple will allow the use of com.apple.security.files.user-selected.executable so this can be properly fixed. Until then #405 is the only workaround.

[aonez]

This is fixed with the "Inherit quarantine from downloaded files" option in 1.2.0. This option is enabled by default.

Thanks again @NosillaCast!