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Open Terminal.app and run the following command: $(locate lsregister | grep '^\/System') -u /Applications/Calculator.app This command first finds the lsregister program on your system, and then runs …

The button is specific to the app "2Do" which you're running. It is not a general macOS "thing". You are not the first person to ask why the meaning of the dot is, or what it does (if anything) when p …

An way to get around the problem is simply to not invoke /bin/bash, but rather interpret and run the shell script within your own app. For example you could restrict the script language to be a very s …

You could use TestFlight for external beta testers. This will allow you to test with up to 2,500 external testers. You do not need to know their UDIDs, only their email addresses. However, I assume y …

You simply have to supply the full path to the DLL in the script. When you run the script from Terminal.app, the PWD environment variable contains the path to the folder where you're currently placed …

Send a real letter in a friendly tone to ask them to delist the app. If that doesn't work, contact a lawyer and get them to send a letter. If that doesn't work, discuss legal possibilities with the …

There is no generic way to hide such a name as the implementation of such a splash screen differs from app to app. Displaying the license holder’s is usually part of the protection features of the so …

From the information in your screenshot, the program is not trying to "monitor" the contents of the file. It is instead repeatedly asking for the metadata about the file (i.e. does the file exists, ho …

Press and hold the app icon, when the X appears, press it to delete the app. This doesn’t hide the app, but actually deletes it and all locally stored data from the device. Whether it also deletes an …

Right now no automatic solution exists. Also, I don't see any new solutions coming up in the short term. This is mainly due to the fact that Apple does not allow apps to take screenshots of other app …

You can try to optimize the metadata about your app (such as the subtitle, keywords, etc). Besides that and the good average rating you have, your ranking is also determined by factors such as the nu …

The coder most probably meant Cordova, and not Cordoba. The latter does not exist, but Apache Cordova is a relatively popular app development framework. From your question I get the impression that yo …

Usually you do this by going into "Device Management Settings" and entering your Apple Customer Number as well as your reseller's ABM/DEP IDs. This means that when you purchase new devices from this r …

The reason this happens is that deleting app and data deletes only the actual app and the data files it left in its sandbox. This leaves out the information the app has stored in the iOS Keychain. Thi …

Instead what happens is that you're using Finder to view the folder - and Finder chooses to show you a mix of apps found in /Applications and /System/Applications. … For example, open Finder and navigate to /Applications, then try right-clicking Photos.app and select Get Info. You'll see under Where that Photos.app is really located in /System/Applications. …