Main Menu Not Showing

[MDanyalT]

Description

This might be due to my ignorance as I am unfamiliar with using github, but I have downloaded the file (only the file nothing else), opened it with all permissions granted however I do not see the menu (the colorful one). Furthemore the autoclicker itself is not working.

Version

1.7.21 (5a1b91e)

Steps to Reproduce

Download App File
Open

Screenshots

What I see when opening the app

Device

macbook air m2

Operating System

MacOS 15.0

Additional Context

No response

[0x427279]

Exact same problem, also on MacOS Sequoia 15.0 (beta 5)

[othyn]

I don't have a Sequoia machine that I can test on, so I'd be open to PR's fixing this issue, but it will probably have to wait until beyond full release for me to debug and fix.

[tresf]

Sequoia was released as stable on September 16th, so this is likely to be reported more. (I upgraded today and can now reproduce the OPs issue).

[othyn]

Sorry its taken me so long to get round to this, I'm pushing out a fix this morning as I have a working fix, if I can get a Sequoia build outputted.

One of those changes where it seems completely silly.

[othyn]

There is now a working build out for Sequoia, see the releases page!

[tresf]

There is now a working build out for Sequoia, see the releases page!

Thanks! What's not immediately obvious is how to fix this:

The permissions are still there from before. I've tried to toggle them off and back on again but the yellow screen won't go away. Is there -- by chance -- something in Gatekeeper preventing it from using Accessibility features? Or is there a step other than the sudo xattr -r -d com.apple.quarantine that's needed now?

[tresf]

There is now a working build out for Sequoia, see the releases page!

Thanks! What's not immediately obvious is how to fix this:

Ok, I removed AutoClicker from the listing by click - and then added it again manually and it's working. Thanks!

[tresf]

Just realised the readme mentions this as well:

There can sometimes be an issue with this, I'm not entirely sure why this occurs, as the bundle identifier for the app remains the same and therefor the granted permissions shouldn't either. MacOS gets 'stuck' thinking the app has permissions when it doesn't and so the permission splash screen for the app will never go away. To fix it, click the minus button at the bottom of the list of apps under macOS's Accessibility settings where Auto Clicker is listed to manually remove Auto Clicker from the list of permitted apps. Close Auto Clicker and re-open it and grant it access once again, which should fix the issue. #64 (comment).