Why signature checks are so complex, and a walk through log entries of a notarized app launching normally in macOS 10.14.5.
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In Mojave, the unified log can contain up to 27 different fields, of which Consolation gives access to 26. Do you wish that to change?
At last you can change the size of the text used to display log excerpts. Also adds auto-checking for updates.
A simple command tool to write messages to the unified log in Sierra and later. Now signed, hardened and notarized.
They’re hidden away and never promoted at WWDC, but vitally important to every Mac user. Could you imagine not having Disk Utility, for example?
Recommended for improved functions in its text views, integrity checking each time it opens, and direct link to its product page in the Help menu.
Fixes bug when copying coloured text from log extracts. Colours are now preserved when pasted into Rich Text, etc., documents.
Pinning down what went wrong when an app has crashed is never easy, but should be far more straightforward browsing the log using Consolation 3.
How to detect and investigate a problem with Time Machine backups in Mojave, using only free tools.
At last, a full release version of Consolation 3 brings a completely rewritten Help book which covers all its features.
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