“Vial.app” cannot be opened because the developer cannot be verified.

[MasseGuillaume]

Can you guys register with an Apple ID?

I run on hardened computer with Kanji, I can't open unsigned software.

Thanks

[Byvm815]

@MasseGuillaume

1. Open 'System Preferences'
2. Go to 'Security & Privacy' and tap on 'General' tab
3. Click on 'Lock' icon which you can find on bottom left screen and type your administrator password.
4. Click 'Open Anyway'

[raviserota]

App needs to be notarized properly by the developers. Users should not be asked to reduce the security of their system to run software.

[Byvm815]

Life is short, you need GNU/Linux

[Byvm815]

App needs to be notarized properly by the developers. Users should not be asked to reduce the security of their system to run software.

When APP launch, you can cheek 'lock' again, it's enable for vial only

If you want more safety, build it by yourself

[MacCamintosh]

In my very own personal opinion, the fact that a "small App you find on Github" isn't notarized can be understood.
If it was a widely available app, that would indeed be a problem.

However, to the security issue statement, responding "Switch to Windows, Linux, NeXTSTEP or TempleOS" isn't an acceptable answer.

If people find this thread by a simple googling in the future, please now know that you don't need to change your security settings. You can launch it anyway by right clicking on the app itself, and clicking "Open" in the contextual menu.

If you need to access the app's location : When it's shown in your dock, make a command + left click on its icon to make it appear in Finder. Then proceed to right click -> Open.