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• Allow apps downloaded from anywhere mac security settings for mac osx#

The Connect Add-in installed from lightning will show the below error/warning and the Connect Add-in update will be successful.

The Connect Add-in installed from lightning works as expected.With Flash Player 24 or lower installed.NOTE: ‘Installed from lighting’ below refers the the workflow of installing he Connect Add-in from within a Connect meeting room. MacOS 10.12 (Sierra) Apple has removed the “ Anywhere” option for the ‘ Allow apps downloaded from:’ option in the Security and Privacy settings (though, there is a way around it with terminal commands: ).ĭepending of the version of Flash Player installed on your MAC, you will may experience different issues when installing the Connect add-in.įor MAC OS X users using Safari or Firefox who currently have an older version of the add-in installed: The error message wording and button options depends on your Mac System Preference -> Security & Privacy settings: If you have “ Allow apps downloaded from” set to “ App Store and identified developers“, then you won’t see an OK button (and the Connect Add-in won’t open). You can obtain this release of the Flash Player on April 20th by going to.

Allow apps downloaded from anywhere mac security settings for mac osx#

The Flash Player team has identified the issue and it will be resolved with the release of Flash Player 25.0.0.159 for MAC OSX (date of release: April 20, 2017). Due to a new issue with the latest MAC OS X Flash Player (Flash Player 25.0.0.148 at the time of this article), users on a Mac using Firefox or Safari web browsers may get a warning when trying to launch the Connect Meeting Add-in.