then it worked. That means one has to install MacFUSE first, then install FUSE-T. By simply installing MacFUSE, it did NOT WORK. Only after installing FUSE-T again after installing MacFUSE, it worked…
that to establish macFuse it would be necessary to remove protection, and it doesn’t approach. Fuse-t has advantage that for its installation it isn’t necessary to do it
Similar/same problem for me. I tried to install MacFUSE (using System Preferences control panel) first then FUSE-T (using homebrew).
At present, with virtual drive preferences set to Fuse-T, decrypted volume mounts but is empty.
MacOS 13.2.1
Is it possible to uninstall MacFUSE without affecting Mountain Duck and pCloud Drive, which both use FUSE?
PS: i have reverted to Cryptomator v 1.6.17 and everything appears to be working again (FUSE mount). Its tax season in the USA, not a time to be troubleshooting a critical app.
install Fuse-T version 1.0.16 (one before the most recent as I write; package installation asks your permission to remove previously-installed version, agreed to it)
install Cryptomator v 1.7.3
Changing ‘virtual drive options’ I can mount the unencrypted volume with either MacFUSE or Fuse-T
Fuse-T latest also fixed my problems, version 1.0.18 is said to specifically address the Cryptomator ‘missing files’ issue. I downloaded the latest package installer of fuse-t for MacOS from this link Releases · macos-fuse-t/fuse-t · GitHub