Here's what I see when launching YouTube:Ĭouldn't read values in CFPrefsPlistSource (Domain: kCFPreferencesAnyApplication, User: kCFPreferencesCurrentUser, ByHost: No, Container: (null), Contents Need Refresh: Yes): accessing preferences outside an application's container requires user-preference-read or file-read-data sandbox access I'm having trouble with some "known good" apps like YouTube and Instagram as well after following the iMazing steps. Not quite sure what that means.ĭefault 11:56:32.402574-0500 appinstalld 0x16f617000 -: Got fetch info request for app at with wrapper path: /Applications/YouTube.app from client lsd (pid 763 (501/20))ĭefault 11:56:32.402894-0500 0x16b39b000 -: Fetch info for wrapped app with bundle identifier installed at /Applications/YouTube.appĭefault 11:56:32.534638-0500 lsd - 45683955: Checking whether application is managed at file:///Applications/YouTube.app/Wrapper/YouTube.app//ĭefault 11:56:32.534943-0500 lsd - 45683955: Checking whether application is managed at file:///Applications/YouTube.app//ĭefault 11:56:32.535947-0500 lsd :5:5:1:1:Building bundle record for app Older iTunes versions can do this as well as a part of the backup.Ĭhecked Console - I see a lot of stuff about checking if the app is managed when I try to launch it. I believe there's another app named "Ext3nder" that can directly extract the ipa from the device, but I haven't tried it.
#IMAZING M1 PASSWORD#
Press enter (enter your mac password if prompted). You can paste the first part and then for the path to the app you can drag the app from Applications into Terminal. After it installs, open terminal and paste this command "sudo xattr -rd PATH_TO_APP_IN_APPLICATIONS_FOLDER".Navigate through the uniquely named folders until you find the.You can copy/paste this into Finder if you use CMD+SHIFT+G. Make sure to replace the username placeholder with your Mac account user folder name. In Finder, go to the path "/Users/YOUR_USER_FOLDER_NAME/Library/Group Containers/.configurator/Library/Caches/Assets/TemporaryItems/MobileApps".You'll get an error about it already being installed.
#IMAZING M1 INSTALL#
#IMAZING M1 HOW TO#
ipa from the App Store directly rather than trying to extract it from the device.ĮDIT: Here's how to do this with Apple Configurator 2 if you don't want to use iMazing. ipa file (iTunes, or other backup techniques) may be better for you. IMazing does prompt you for your App Store password to be able to do this, so if you’re uncomfortable with that then another method of getting the.
#IMAZING M1 TRIAL#
I won’t be able to put together a video tutorial soon, but the easiest way is using iMazing (free trial is fine). I'll try to help if I can.Įdit: Apple is now blocking this, so this won't work anymore: Įdit 2: Temporarily(?) reverted blocking it, so get any apps you want while you can: Either way, I hope this doesn't change and developers don't start force crashing apps if they detect a Mac.Īnyway, if you have questions let me know. Not sure if it's on purpose, or just a nice side-effect. This changes SO much about how useful this feature is now that I can get top-tier apps to install. ipa file should work as long as it's from the same App Store account your M1 Mac is using. I used iMazing to get a couple of them, but any other method of getting the. and it works just fine since they're legitimate App Store apps & they match your App Store account for DRM purposes. So far I've tried it with Spotify, Hulu, Netflix, YouTube, etc. ipa file to open and install them on your M1 Mac. ipa file from the App Store (downloading via iTunes, backup from your device, using a tool like iMazing, etc.) then you can double-click the. So, I figured this out after having a suspicion it might work (and adhoc signed iOS builds working just fine).
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