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On Mac OS X, every application has a CFBundleIdentifier -- a string that uniquely identifies each app. The format of the bundle identifier is the reverse of your domain name, followed typically by your application name. So for the application name QupZilla, hosted on the domain name qupzilla.com, a good choice for the bundle identifier would be "com.qupzilla.QupZilla". Currently the bundle identifier of your app is "com.yourcompany.qupzilla". I expect this is a default that qmake chose for you. You should override this default so that your app is identified correctly.
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Hi,
I am creating own mac.plist file to add in qmake. Can you please create for me .icns icons pack (from multiple sizes in src/data/icons/exeicons) so I can also provide scalable icon for mac? Thanks
On Mac OS X, every application has a CFBundleIdentifier -- a string that uniquely identifies each app. The format of the bundle identifier is the reverse of your domain name, followed typically by your application name. So for the application name QupZilla, hosted on the domain name qupzilla.com, a good choice for the bundle identifier would be "com.qupzilla.QupZilla". Currently the bundle identifier of your app is "com.yourcompany.qupzilla". I expect this is a default that qmake chose for you. You should override this default so that your app is identified correctly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: