Mac Mojave: Disabling FinderSync extension from System Preferences doesn't actually disable extension in...
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I see that on Mojave, disabling FinderSync extension from System Preferences doesn't actually disable the extension in Finder. The supposed-to-be-disabled extension still functions normally. I need to kill the Finder process or the actual FinderSync process to actually disable the extension in Finder. Is everyone else seeing the same behavior? If so, is this a bug or a feature? :) (I vote bug btw :)). On 10.13 and earlier it works the way you'd expect it to -- the extension is indeed immediately disabled in Finder.
Just speculating here, but are we supposed to use the 10.14 specific API showExtensionManagementInterface to do the disabling/enabling in Mojave? (https://developer.apple.com/documentation/findersync/fifindersynccontroller/3021184-showextensionmanagementinterface)
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I see that on Mojave, disabling FinderSync extension from System Preferences doesn't actually disable the extension in Finder. The supposed-to-be-disabled extension still functions normally. I need to kill the Finder process or the actual FinderSync process to actually disable the extension in Finder. Is everyone else seeing the same behavior? If so, is this a bug or a feature? :) (I vote bug btw :)). On 10.13 and earlier it works the way you'd expect it to -- the extension is indeed immediately disabled in Finder.
Just speculating here, but are we supposed to use the 10.14 specific API showExtensionManagementInterface to do the disabling/enabling in Mojave? (https://developer.apple.com/documentation/findersync/fifindersynccontroller/3021184-showextensionmanagementinterface)
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I've also noticed this. Have you filed a radar? I will duplicate.
– pkamb
Nov 30 at 0:33
showExtensionManagementInterface()is used to open System Preferences to the correct pane so that the user can manually enable/disable the Extension. Nothing to do with this question, really.
– pkamb
Nov 30 at 0:35
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@pkamb yes, reported bug #46207982
– Vivek
Dec 2 at 18:08
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I see that on Mojave, disabling FinderSync extension from System Preferences doesn't actually disable the extension in Finder. The supposed-to-be-disabled extension still functions normally. I need to kill the Finder process or the actual FinderSync process to actually disable the extension in Finder. Is everyone else seeing the same behavior? If so, is this a bug or a feature? :) (I vote bug btw :)). On 10.13 and earlier it works the way you'd expect it to -- the extension is indeed immediately disabled in Finder.
Just speculating here, but are we supposed to use the 10.14 specific API showExtensionManagementInterface to do the disabling/enabling in Mojave? (https://developer.apple.com/documentation/findersync/fifindersynccontroller/3021184-showextensionmanagementinterface)
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macos-mojave findersync
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Vivek
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I see that on Mojave, disabling FinderSync extension from System Preferences doesn't actually disable the extension in Finder. The supposed-to-be-disabled extension still functions normally. I need to kill the Finder process or the actual FinderSync process to actually disable the extension in Finder. Is everyone else seeing the same behavior? If so, is this a bug or a feature? :) (I vote bug btw :)). On 10.13 and earlier it works the way you'd expect it to -- the extension is indeed immediately disabled in Finder.
Just speculating here, but are we supposed to use the 10.14 specific API showExtensionManagementInterface to do the disabling/enabling in Mojave? (https://developer.apple.com/documentation/findersync/fifindersynccontroller/3021184-showextensionmanagementinterface)
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asked Nov 20 at 12:40
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asked Nov 20 at 12:40
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asked Nov 20 at 12:40
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I've also noticed this. Have you filed a radar? I will duplicate.
– pkamb
Nov 30 at 0:33
showExtensionManagementInterface()is used to open System Preferences to the correct pane so that the user can manually enable/disable the Extension. Nothing to do with this question, really.
– pkamb
Nov 30 at 0:35
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@pkamb yes, reported bug #46207982
– Vivek
Dec 2 at 18:08
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I've also noticed this. Have you filed a radar? I will duplicate.
– pkamb
Nov 30 at 0:33
showExtensionManagementInterface()is used to open System Preferences to the correct pane so that the user can manually enable/disable the Extension. Nothing to do with this question, really.
– pkamb
Nov 30 at 0:35
1
@pkamb yes, reported bug #46207982
– Vivek
Dec 2 at 18:08
I've also noticed this. Have you filed a radar? I will duplicate.
– pkamb
Nov 30 at 0:33
I've also noticed this. Have you filed a radar? I will duplicate.
– pkamb
Nov 30 at 0:33
showExtensionManagementInterface() is used to open System Preferences to the correct pane so that the user can manually enable/disable the Extension. Nothing to do with this question, really.– pkamb
Nov 30 at 0:35
showExtensionManagementInterface() is used to open System Preferences to the correct pane so that the user can manually enable/disable the Extension. Nothing to do with this question, really.– pkamb
Nov 30 at 0:35
1
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@pkamb yes, reported bug #46207982
– Vivek
Dec 2 at 18:08
@pkamb yes, reported bug #46207982
– Vivek
Dec 2 at 18:08
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I've also noticed this. Have you filed a radar? I will duplicate.
– pkamb
Nov 30 at 0:33
showExtensionManagementInterface()is used to open System Preferences to the correct pane so that the user can manually enable/disable the Extension. Nothing to do with this question, really.– pkamb
Nov 30 at 0:35
1
@pkamb yes, reported bug #46207982
– Vivek
Dec 2 at 18:08