Applications/ īecause Contents isn't accessible by most users, I figured I would just automatically go in and grab the binary with the correct name. Using C#/DotNet s there any way of allowing this behavior as needed?įor some more info: I'm just running the application using () with command line arguments.īased on my experiments searching for Google Chrome (though Edge or Opera are just as usable), the path I'm looking for is: I assume this is some sort of MacOS-specific limitation or default permissions, though I can't find much info on this online. app to be a valid extension, they still don't appear selectable. So I intend on allowing the user to set the path manually by selecting the. On Windows, I can easily get the path to the included Microsoft Edge as that's standard, but on Mac, unless I guess and check (which I already do), there isn't a way to guarantee a Mac user has a Chromium-based browser installed. In order to generate PDFs, my app relies on using Chromium's Headless/command line functionality. I'm using a native file browser plugin to open native MacOS file dialogs for selecting files.
I'm working on a MacOS application built in Unit圓D.
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