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Tap trust the way Homebrew recommends, and no installed package left out of view.
Website: https://monzdigital.github.io/brewer/
New
- Trust just what you installed. Homebrew only loads packages from
third-party taps you trust, and its Tap Trust guide recommends trusting the
specific formula or cask instead of a whole tap. On the Taps page, an
untrusted tap now offers Trust Installed, which trusts only the formulae
and casks you installed from it (brew trust --formula/--cask). Trusting
the whole tap is still there, behind a confirmation that explains what it
covers. Each tap row names the installed packages that still wait for trust. - Packages from untrusted taps no longer vanish. Homebrew leaves them out of
brew info --installed, so earlier releases never listed them at all. Brewer
now reads Homebrew's install receipts, the waybrew doctordoes, and
Installed, Formulae, Casks and Updates show which packages are hidden, with a
link to Taps.
Changed
- Search: "Add Tap & Install" no longer trusts the whole tap. Installing by
the fullowner/tap/packagename makes Homebrew trust just that package. - The Add Tap dialog explains the difference between "Add & Trust" and
"Add Only".
Install
brew install --cask monzdigital/tap/breweror download Brewer-1.3.0.zip below, unzip, and drag Brewer.app to
/Applications.
Brewer is not notarized yet, so macOS blocks the first launch, and the first
launch after each update: open System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll
down and click "Open Anyway", or clear the quarantine flag in Terminal:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Brewer.appRequires macOS 14 Sonoma or later and Homebrew.
Universal binary (Apple Silicon & Intel). Building from source with the macOS
27 SDK needs Xcode's toolchain; make app picks it automatically.
Checksum
SHA-256 57038836ceb39640604597ba9f1df2668edbfe07d5b324354841fc4fb39171e0 Brewer-1.3.0.zip