Hi,
Currently to use Cryptomator on silicon devices users should decrease the security policy. This is a bit of a paradox because someone who cares on having data stored on a vault would have to decrease the securtiy setting for the entire device.
Is this going to chance in the next versions?
Personally I see the benefit of cryptomator but, at the same time, struggle to decrease the overall security on the whole device.
Thanks
liqfx
September 17, 2022, 1:32am
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I added a work around I found to this thread this morning (works on my MacBook Pro m1):
https://community.cryptomator.org/t/mac-m1-freezes-and-needs-to-be-restarted/9890
Allows me to continue using WebDAV instead of Macfuse and therefore my security policy isn’t changed.
Hope that helps in the interim.
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Webdav performance is really unstable. Frequent locks. Only way is to reboot device and pray data didnt corrupt.
Sorry, but im moving away from CM until something more stable is in place.
We’re working on that! See:
opened 05:55AM - 13 Oct 22 UTC
type:feature-request
os:mac
mount:fuse
### Please agree to the following
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### Summary
Support for FUSE-T (macOS FUSE implementation without kext)
### Motivation
macFUSE relies on a kext and is very often flaky (at least for me). Kexts are also set to be deprecated on macOS soon.
FUSE-T is a new FUSE implementation that doesn't rely on a kext: https://www.fuse-t.org/
Cryptomator doesn't seem to work with it however - with FUSE-T installed on my system, the only option available in Preferences -> Virtual Drive is WebDAV.
Any chance you could support FUSE-T on macOS?
### Considered Alternatives
_No response_
### Anything else?
_No response_