Can I get xmodules working on MacOS El Capitan?

[alanwake]

Hey, just wondering if there would be any way to get this working on el capitan, which is a very old version of macos. I can install it, but chromium/uivision won’t recognise that it’s installed and I don’t get the prompts to allow accessibility options like I do on my modern mac.

Thanks!

[admin]

@danuta741williams

El Capitan is too old to support modern Chromium extensions like UI.Vision properly—its accessibility APIs and sandboxing differ from current macOS versions. Without those prompts, the extension can’t hook into system controls, so the only reliable fix is upgrading macOS to a supported version; there’s no workaround to make it fully functional on El Capitan… (link removed)

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Having said that, the “old OS” situation is as follows:

We only have bandwidth to test and debug the XModules on the lastest versions of Windows, Mac and Linux. So maybe it somehow would work El Capitan… we don’t know. Maybe someone else got it working?

[ali066khan]

@alanwake

just wondering if there would be any way to get this working on el capitan, which is a very old version of macos. I can install it, but chromium/uivision won’t recognise that it’s installed and I don’t get the prompts to allow accessibility options like I do on my modern mac. MyFedLoan sign in

Hello, You have manually enabled System Preferences → Security & Privacy → Privacy → Accessibility and added both your browser and Ui.Vision/XModule if they appear. If they never show up in the list, it’s likely a compatibility limitation rather than a permission issue.