MacOS 11.2 / MailTrackerBlocker doesn't appear in "Manage Plug-ins" list about mailtrackerblocker HOT 6 CLOSED

Same problem here but by deleting the second folder (alias) I was able to install the plug-in

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Yes, it works!
I removed the alias. reinstall => it works.
Thank you very much @apparition47

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Hi @Fresnel8 , it's not because of your system language setting. Could you please try the "Resetting Mail’s Private Plug-Ins Folder - macOS 11" instructions here?

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Unfortunetly, nothing work.

1. I can remove Bundles folder (steps 1 to 4) with Finder (no change) but not in terminal, even with sudo.
2. I apply steps 5 to 9 and repeat steps 2 to 4 => doesn't work, Mail create a new Bundles folder each time. I can remove it from Finder or from Terminal...
3. I do step 12.

I have Bundles folder at two places: first, in /users/Myusername/Library/Apllication Support/Mail/Plug-ins folder.
If I erase the Bundles folder here, each time I open Mail, a new empty Bundles folder is created . This folder is in my library, and it is empty, I can understand I see no Plug-ins in "manage Plug-ins List"

The second place is /Library/Mail: it is not a folder but an alias and this alias leads to /System/Volumes/Data/MailBundles/Library/Mail/Bundles where I find MailTrackerBlocker.mailbundle.
Maybe there is a problem somewhere :) : which Bundles folder is Mail app reading for managing Plug-ins...?

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which Bundles folder is Mail app reading for managing Plug-ins...?

My installer puts it into /Library/Mail/Bundles for all users. Then Mail itself makes duplicate copies of it when the plugin is enabled:

# note: Big Sur
$ sudo find / -name MailTrackerBlocker.mailbundle

# installed by my pkg
/Library/Mail/Bundles/MailTrackerBlocker.mailbundle 

# generated by Mail upon enabling
/System/Volumes/Data/Library/Mail/Bundles/MailTrackerBlocker.mailbundle
/System/Volumes/Data/Users/myuser/Library/Application Support/Mail/Plug-ins/Bundles/Library/Mail/Bundles/MailTrackerBlocker.mailbundle

The second place is /Library/Mail: it is not a folder but an alias

This part seems a little strange. On my Mac, it's not an alias.

$ ls -ld /Library/Mail/Bundles 
drwxr-xr-x  4 myuser  staff  128 Feb 28 21:33 /Library/Mail/Bundles

Maybe try removing this alias entirely, then reinstalling the latest pkg again.

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Awesome! Thanks for reporting back.

A bit concerned a second person here had the same symlink setup. Will have to keep an eye out to see who else has this setup how it was even created in the first place. Closing for now!

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