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--- onairscreen_macos [06.07.2026 20:06] – created admin
+++ onairscreen_macos [06.07.2026 20:09] (current) – admin
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-====== OnAirScreen: Make OnAirScreen Application executable under macOS ======
+===== OnAirScreen: Make OnAirScreen Application executable under macOS =====
-When you download **OnAirScreen** as a `.dmg` from the internet (website, GitLab CI, e-mail, etc.), macOS marks the app with a **quarantine flag**. Gatekeeper then blocks the app on first launch — often with a message like *"OnAirScreen can't be opened because Apple cannot check it for malicious software"* or *"the developer cannot be verified"*.
+<WRAP round tip 60%>
+When you download **OnAirScreen** as a `.dmg` from the internet (AstraStudio Customer Portal, our online shop), macOS marks the app with a **quarantine flag**. Gatekeeper then blocks the app on first launch — often with a message like *"OnAirScreen can't be opened because Apple cannot check it for malicious software"* or *"the developer cannot be verified"*.
+</WRAP>
 OnAirScreen is **not signed with an Apple Developer ID certificate**, so macOS treats every downloaded copy as untrusted until you explicitly allow it.
-===== Why is this necessary? =====
+==== Why is this necessary? ====
   * **Gatekeeper** checks apps before they run.
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 This is normal for unsigned open-source macOS apps — not a sign that OnAirScreen is broken.
-===== Remove the quarantine flag =====
+==== Remove the quarantine flag ====
 **Option A — Terminal (recommended)**
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   - macOS remembers this choice for future launches
-===== Verify (optional) =====
+==== Verify (optional) ====
 Check whether the quarantine flag is still set:
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 If removal worked, ''com.apple.quarantine'' should **not** appear in the output.
-===== Troubleshooting =====
+==== Troubleshooting ====
 **"No such xattr: com.apple.quarantine"**