UI Browser is the ultimate assistant for Apple's Accessibility and AppleScript GUI Scripting technologies. It helps you to explore, monitor, and control the user interface of most applications running … Continue Reading ››
macOS Mojave introduced a number of security changes that make developing AppleScript automations more difficult. Chief among these is the requirement that any application attempting to communicate with another application must get the user’s permission. These changes have a particular impact on AppleScript applets (AppleScript scripts deployed as stand-alone applications). … Continue Reading ››
System security is tightened significantly in macOS 10.14 Mojave, and the impact on AppleScript is significant. **Before you upgrade you should familiarize yourself with the new rules**, not least … Continue Reading ››
As a Script Debugger user you will notice several changes when you update to macOS 10.14 Mojave. You should first ensure you are using version 7.0.4 or later, for greatest compatibility.
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AppleScriptObjC opens up lots of doors for AppleScript, but it's not without its quirks. One of them is that it can change the way file references are resolved.
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Check out the AppleScript section of our support forum. Everyone is welcome and you don’t have to be a Script Debugger user. You’ll find a range of AppleScript topics and lots of AppleScript Objective-C examples.
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A word of caution about the security of run-only scripts.
Please be aware that exporting a script as Run-Only only prevents others from seeing your script's source code. … Continue Reading ››