ScriptZ v0.8.4 - Sending to ScriptZ Studio now uses a permanent connection instead of one-time codes.
What's new
- Connect once, send anytime. Instead of generating a fresh
15-minute code in Studio for every transfer, you now paste a
permanent connect code once into Settings → Studio. The connection
can be tested right there and removed at any time; in Studio the key
can be rotated or revoked whenever you want to cut access. - Pick the destination per transfer. Sending scripts or ideas now
opens a small picker that loads your Studio clients and their
folders, so you choose exactly where each batch lands (a specific
folder or the client's inbox) - nothing is sent blindly anymore. - No Studio, no clutter. If no connect code is configured, the app
shows no Studio buttons or dialogs at all. Everything Studio-related
appears only after you connect.
Updating
Click the green update pill in the file-browser footer to install
v0.8.4 in place.
Installation (first time only)
macOS (Apple Silicon)
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Download the
.dmgbelow and open it. -
Drag ScriptZ.app into your Applications folder.
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The app is not signed (no Apple Developer account), so macOS
refuses to launch it. Run this command in Terminal once to remove
the quarantine flag:xattr -cr /Applications/ScriptZ.app
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Open ScriptZ from the Applications folder - it now launches
normally.
Without step 3, you'll see the message "ScriptZ is damaged and can't
be opened" or "can't be opened because the developer cannot be
verified". That's macOS Gatekeeper, not the app.
Windows (x64)
- Download the
.exeinstaller below and run it. - On first launch, Windows SmartScreen kicks in: "Windows
protected your PC". The app is not signed (no EV code-signing
certificate), so SmartScreen doesn't know it yet. - Click "More info", then the button that appears: "Run
anyway". - From there on, ScriptZ runs normally. Auto-updates work without
any further friction.
Without step 3, SmartScreen aborts the launch. That's Windows
protection, not the app.