macOS checks every app against a slew of security features: Gatekeeper, notarization, hardening, entitlements and more. But it doesn’t show you the result of these checks, preferring to keep these behind the scenes — either the app opens or it doesn’t, perhaps with an “app downloaded from the internet” dialog first.
Use Apparency for:
Examining the App Structure
Getting Information About a Component
General Information
Document Types and Other Info.plist Properties
Code Signature, Sandbox and Gatekeeper Info
Getting Details About a Component
Show the Code Signature
Show the Info Property List
Show the Entitlements
Show Executable Information
Show App Store Receipt
Show Provisioning Profile
Examining Components in Other Apps
Finding App Containers
Finding Shared App Group Containers
Using From Quick Look
What's new in version 1.4.1
Apparency - the app that opens apps.macOS checks every app against a slew of security features: Gatekeeper, notarization, hardening, entitlements and more. But it doesn't show you the result of these
macOS checks every app against a slew of security features: Gatekeeper, notarization, hardening, entitlements and more. But it doesn't show you the result of these checks, preferring to keep these behind the scenes — either the app opens or it doesn't, perhaps with an “app downloaded from the internet” dialog first.