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Afloat not working on El Capitan + possible solution #15
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Great! Thanks for this sharing 👍 |
Correct and we can't do anything about this. I had similar problems with a theme switcher back in OSX Panther, looked like if an app was not "pure Cocoa" it's not going to respond at all to 3rd party bundles. |
This worked perfectly for me on 10.11.4! I've tried everything else I could find! Thank you! |
Works for me on 10.11.4, yay! I have SIP disabled, using regular SIMBL, but rebooting the app didn't work, had to reboot the entire system. |
I am on 10.11.6 And it WORKED for iTerm2 atleast,WITHOUT disabling SIP. Didn't see those options for Chrome, but I am happy for iTerm2 |
So I have version 10.12.4 and afloat isn't working anymore, I disabled SIP and downloaded EasySIMBL and followed all the steps, but still nothing. Anyone know why? |
Hi guys, just a quick note to say that Afloat didn't work for me on El Capitan despite the many instructions available on Afloat/EasySIMBL/SIMBL. The only thing that worked for me is disabling El Capitan's System Integrity Protection (SIP) (read from http://www.chrisvanpatten.com/master-windows-afloat-mac#comment-2299581913).
Instructions that worked for me:
csrutil disable; reboot
, your Mac will reboot normallyUnfortunately I tried re-enabling SIP with
csrutil enable; reboot
after but that disabled Afloat again. So it's up to you if you wish to keep SIP or not.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: