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Cohestry 1.1.12
Cohestry 1.1.12
On Mac, open the DMG and drag Cohestry into Applications. Existing users can choose Update available in Cohestry.
This development Mac build is not notarized by Apple. After moving Cohestry to Applications and trying to open it, macOS may require approval in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway. Updater packages are still cryptographically signed and verified.
Cohestry 1.1.11
Cohestry 1.1.11
On Mac, open the DMG and drag Cohestry into Applications. Existing users can choose Update available in Cohestry.
This development Mac build is not notarized by Apple. After moving Cohestry to Applications and trying to open it, macOS may require approval in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway. Updater packages are still cryptographically signed and verified.
Cohestry 1.1.10
Cohestry 1.1.10
On Mac, open the DMG and drag Cohestry into Applications. Existing users can choose Update available in Cohestry.
This development Mac build is not notarized by Apple. After moving Cohestry to Applications and trying to open it, macOS may require approval in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway. Updater packages are still cryptographically signed and verified.
Cohestry 1.1.9
Cohestry 1.1.9
On Mac, open the DMG and drag Cohestry into Applications. Existing users can choose Update available in Cohestry.
This development Mac build is not notarized by Apple. After moving Cohestry to Applications and trying to open it, macOS may require approval in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway. Updater packages are still cryptographically signed and verified.
Cohestry 1.1.8
Cohestry 1.1.8
On Mac, open the DMG and drag Cohestry into Applications. Existing users can choose Update available in Cohestry.
This development Mac build is not notarized by Apple. After moving Cohestry to Applications and trying to open it, macOS may require approval in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway. Updater packages are still cryptographically signed and verified.