A check mark appears beside email addresses.
And when clicking, pops up a Certificate window.

I have installed and uninstalled What’s Your Sign.
And reinstalled macOS
I am left with an issue in the Contacts App.

On a Mac M1 Mini, 11.1 (20C69)

Any way to remove the check mark?

Is it possible to to make WhatsYourSign run in other applications than the Finder? I'm thinking about Path Finder, ForkLift, Commander One (any of the "Commander" managers, actually).

Hello,

Can you please add dark mode support? :)

Thanks,
-Dave

After updating What's Your Sign to the latest version, it no longer tells me that things are notarized, just that they're signed. I'm running macOS 13.4.1 (22F82).

Over time or some other trigger there will be more than 1 WhatsYourSign process running (as can be seen in Activity Monitor).

Does anyone know what can be done to prevent WhatsYourSign from having more than 1 process?

it would be awesome if your could add support for checking signature of .PKG package files

Greetings,

Since 1.2.x or so, every time I install WYS my sidebar icons for the generic HDDs change to circles, but only in the finder sidebar. Anytime it should have an image for a non removable drive, it shows up as a circle in the sidebar now.

I attached 3 images: sidebar before installing WYS, sidebar after installing WYS, and image of drives listed inside my computer (aka the finder version of /volumes/ )

Anyone have ideas about anything to look into to see why? I don't have any other finder extensions...nor anything else I can think of that modifies the behavior of the finder that WYS could conflict with.

Thanks,
-Dave

Hi,

On Macbook (see details below) the WhatsYourSign process is stuck holding around half of the CPU capacity on the background with infinite spinner loading on Xcode.

Model Name: MacBook Air
Model Identifier: MacBookAir6,2
Processor Name: Dual-Core Intel Core i7
Processor Speed: 1,7 GHz
Number of Processors: 1
Total Number of Cores: 2
L2 Cache (per Core): 256 KB
L3 Cache: 4 MB
Hyper-Threading Technology: Enabled
System Firmware Version: 430.0.0.0.0

XCode version 12.4 (12D4e) - apparently the latest stable at the moment.

Can this be related to patching of XCode or am I paranoid? Why could be the signature check is not completed and stuck on running spinner?

Is it also possible to check if the application is sandboxed and if it is opted into the enhanced runtime? Also notarization status would be great too if that's not already included in the checks performed by 1.5

Thanks,
-Dave

this is v. 1.6.0

same in TaskExplorer

Is it normal or a bug or am I infected? Thank you

When using WYS 1.6.1 on macOS 11.0.1 with its Finder Extension enabled, other Finder Extensions, notably Owncloud and OneDrive Finder integrations fail to show the sync status "badges" (green/blue circles) - but other context menu actions do work as intended.

Upon disabling the WYS Finder Extension, the "badges" reappear immediately. This problem persists after a reboot.

On macOS 10.15.3:

1. The installer pops up with a "Failed installation" at first attempt (logged in as administrator and / or standard user)

2. Right / control click on the Calculator.app icon in the /System/Applications folder (as the example in the first screenshot on the welcome page) and / or any other Applications in the same directory the menu option "Signing Info" is missing.

Windows 10 ISO hash does not match (5.27GB)

Correct hash is a9efd2329ed805a6a58e0e0101f9b22ad4031e80e2c663c571cd004db26d2f31 according to Microsoft.com.

shasum and openssl report the file has the expected hash.

shasum -a 256 -b ./Win10_2004_English_x64.iso
a9efd2329ed805a6a58e0e0101f9b22ad4031e80e2c663c571cd004db26d2f31 *./Win10_2004_English_x64.iso

openssl dgst -sha256  ./Win10_2004_English_x64.iso
SHA256(./Win10_2004_English_x64.iso)= a9efd2329ed805a6a58e0e0101f9b22ad4031e80e2c663c571cd004db26d2f31

What's my Sign does not report the same hash

Other algorithms for this file also do not match.

md5  ./Win10_2004_English_x64.iso
MD5 (./Win10_2004_English_x64.iso) = 3cf9848ce17271e7c895366bdad98a8e

shasum -a 1  -b ./Win10_2004_English_x64.iso
71a288febd984839b575efb3bd9bc9ab7471b604 *./Win10_2004_English_x64.iso

shasum -a 512 ./Win10_2004_English_x64.iso
188f0dcd34ec0ea1e23ff5f236f77b4fb56a3d46995e0f2e594dd121fb86830b4d3bc55853a23ec0090f67f757f691c4812b864ce503192edc34fd66413ce6a3  ./Win10_2004_English_x64.iso

Other tests

• A smaller file at 2.28GB gave the same result with What's Your Sign as command line tools.
• A larger file at 7GB did not match.

My operating system

• Catalina 10.15.6

In macOS Catalina WhatsYourSign no longer works. The option does not appear in Finder. I reinstalled WhatsYourSign and the problem persists.

https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/1ffe4b7342ee5d9d35fa8d7dbfc9bdf399ed8ac3b368e58bb78f3fd0f1d772d2/detection

KnockKnock complained that this app was detected by VirusTotal.

I'm not seeing the WYS menu in my Finder's context menu for some reason (macOS 13.5.2)

I was wondering if there's any way to trigger it to check a bundle via the commandline, or some way to drag and drop onto it? Would be a nice feature to have so we could use it in Alfred workflows...

Very good tool for macOS security, but on macOS 10.15.x has same problems
Is this project still in development?
Thanks

MacOS 12.7.3, MBP 11,5
The Finder extension appears to work properly throughout the local file system, but doesn't function for files in BOX or Google Drive. Both services are set to locally sync data, so in my case there should be local files to access.

In 10.14 Apple started requiring new apps to be notarized. Would be great to be able to see notarization status in WhatsYourSign.

Here's what I see for a bundle I built:

It's odd that it says next to Hashes "item is a directory", but of course an app bundle is also really a directory.