The Mac update to Sequoia breaks many permissions some of your favorite apps rely on. Chrometa is no exception, follow the steps below to have its features back to normal
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After you download Chrometa and move it to the Applications folder, go to System Preferences -> Security and Privacy -> General
If Chrometa needs to be allowed to run, please grant it access first
Click on the lock to make changes and enter your admin password.
Go to System Preferences -> Security and Privacy -> Privacy -> Accessibility
From the Applications in Finder, drag chrometa.app and drop it in the Accessibility window
Make sure Chrometa is checked
Automatically Launch Chrometa on Mac Startup
To make sure Chrometa runs at startup
go to System Preferences -> Users & Groups -> Login Items
From the Applications in Finder, drag chrometa.app and make sure it's checked.
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