Split x64 and arm64 binaries in MacOS #713
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This will be merged in after the 1.5.5 release, we're waiting on approval from Apple Dev so we can sign it correctly before we release it. |
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🚀 macOS Installer Improvements
Split Installers for macOS. Introduced separate installers for x64 (Intel) and arm64 (Apple Silicon) builds. This ensures that Apple Silicon (M Series processor) devices now run natively, instead of relying on Rosetta emulation.
🖥️ Performance Boost
Running natively on Apple Silicon drastically improves startup time and overall performance.
Users can now expect a faster, smoother, and more responsive gSender experience on Apple Silicon computers.
👉 Note: When downloading gSender, please choose the correct installer for your Mac:
Intel Macs → x64 installer
Apple Silicon Macs → arm64 installer
If you get the following error when running the gSender:
To fix this, you need to clear the extended attributes using the following command since gSender is not yet notarized with an Apple Developer ID, macOS may prevent it from running after installation or an upgrade.