[Bug] No PureMac in system settings "Allow full disk access"

[kadorito]

Right after installing, I launch PureMac and get the welcome prompt asking for permissions in system settings. But PureMac is not listed in that screen.

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to System Settings > confidentiality and security > full disk access
2. PureMac is not listed

Expected behavior
I expect to see PureMac in the list.
I tried restarting the Mac just in case, no change

Environment

• macOS version: 26.4.1
• PureMac version: 2.1.0
• Install method: homebrew

[Zeirison]

@kadorito For now just add it manually with the + button in the Full Disk Access list.

[chen-jingliang]

Although I’ve already added puremac using the + button, I keep getting prompts asking for permission. I’ve also noticed that the file size being displayed is incorrect.

[kites827]

I have the same problem.

[Eroswood]

I have the same problem.

Bug Description

After granting "Full Disk Access" to PureMac.app in System Settings, the Uninstaller feature still prompts that permission is required and cannot delete any applications.

Environment

• macOS version: 15.x (Sequoia)
• PureMac version: 2.1.0
• Chip: Apple Silicon (M series)

Steps to Reproduce

1. Open PureMac
2. Go to the "Uninstall Software" page
3. Select any app (e.g. YouTube)
4. Click uninstall
5. Popup appears: "Grant Full Disk Access in System Settings..."
6. Go to "System Settings → Privacy & Security → Full Disk Access",
   - PureMac does NOT appear in the list automatically
   - Manually add PureMac.app via drag-and-drop or "+" button
7. Restart PureMac
8. Try uninstalling again → same error still appears## Expected Behavior
   After granting permission, the uninstaller should work normally.

Additional Info:

• PureMac does not appear in Full Disk Access list when navigated from the popup prompt
• Had to manually add it via System Settings → Privacy & Security → Full Disk Access → "+"
• Tried tccutil reset All com.puremac.app
• Scan and delete file features work fine — only the Uninstaller is broken
• Screenshot: （attach screenshot here）

[xingmie]

+1, the same problem

[ymscora]

+1, the same problem

[FlorianB-playdigious]

As reported in (potentially duplicate) issue #78 , same happens for me. Downgrading to PureMac 2.0 is a potential workaround for now, as this issue is not present there.

[slxr925]

same problem, although I add it using + button, when I want to uninstall some other apps, puremac alerts this:removal Failed，7 files could not be removed. Grant Full Disk Access in System Settings → Privacy & Security to allow PureMac to manage all files.

[dkovtunb]

Same problem. No way to resolve

[alex-polus]

Running into the same thing,
If I add it into system settings with the plus icon, it still doesn't have access to everything