I’m an enormous fan of automating my workflow with Keyboard Maestro, a form of uber macro software that may run script steps, execute Applescript or Javascript, save variables and do a lot of different stuff.
I’ve a script step that waits for buttons (OK/Cancel) to be current, i.e. as a result of a dialog has opened, the script can proceed. On certainly one of my Macs this works completely, however on the opposite two, Google Chrome appears to have requested for permission to entry dialog containers however been denied (as a result of I did not discover it in time). Thus, Chrome refuses to “see” the buttons within the dialog that has opened.
I’ve performed with permissions in Privateness and Safety: automation, display screen recording, information and Folders, full disk entry, enter monitoring, and so on. I’ve toggled them on and off once more. However nothing I alter fixes the permission Google Chrome must entry on-screen dialog containers.
Can anybody recommend one thing to strive?
I’m operating 100% Apple Silicon and absolutely up to date Sonoma.
