Support for mac?

[ipsofactotho]

Hi, sorry if I've missed anything, from what I could find the file for install on mac is webcord-darwin-arm64-{version}.zip. I don't find that in the archive. Is mac no longer supported?

[SpacingBat3]

Yet another question I was sure to answer myself directly, yet I possibly forgot to made it public.

FAQ is kinda outdated since we use now .dmg files. These were picked since community said there was less problems with it. They aren't signed or notarized yet, at least with any valid account / key that would make Gatekeeper stay away from WebCord entirely tho. Options for signed builds are using GPG for macOS/Windows (could be still used in-pair with the standard platform-dependant signing option), using self-signed certificate or requesting Apple the free software signing key for my FOSS projects since those aren't really made for-profit (I don't earn anything significant in terms of money compared to the time and resources I've invested into the development of these and still invest, sure thing I've learnt a lot working on FOSS projects and had my fun doing so).

That being said, macOS support is still in try it yourself and expect failures state, WebCord was initially design as a no-relaunch single-session per-process app, which kinda breaks with the idea of macOS processes staying launched in the background. Other stuff is that I have nothing to test it on, at least legally. Apple really tries its best to even block projects that devs could use to write a software to test it on without Apple hardware and even if it didn't, their ToS are really invasive when it comes using macOS outside of Apple hardware. This is so unlike to another well-known proprietary OS: Windows, where even Microsoft submits a special builds of Windows dedicated to VMs.