🐞 Accessibility Permissions not working on 1.0.0
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Bug Description
First and foremost, thanks so much for such a nice piece of software. I love loop and I can not think of using a Mac in any other way since I installed it.
Since I have updated to 1.0.0(1030) every time I launch loop it's asking to grant Accessibility permissions
The toggle in the system preferences is already activated.
Since this seems not to be working, no resizing is working at all. No shortcuts not actions in the bar menu
Steps To Reproduce
- Launch loop
- Get the
Loop Needs Accessibility Permissionsalert. - Tap OK and navigate to Accessibility permissions in the system preferences
- Disable / Enable
- Kill lopp
- Launch again
Expected Behavior
Once the permission is granted the app does not ask again and can resize windows.
Actual Behavior
App constantly asking for permissions. No resizing is working
Screenshots
MacOS Version
13.5.2
Loop Version
1.0.0(1030)
Additional Context
No response
Final Checks
- My issue title is descriptive
- This is a single bug (multiple bugs should be reported individually)
I was having the same issue (on Sonoma 14.4.1) after updating Loop.
I removed Loop from accessibility settings completely and restarted loop (interestingly, the popup for permissions didn't appear). It (naturally) still didn't work at that point, but after manually adding Loop back into Accessibility permissions, it started working again.
Now, after quitting/relaunching, it doesn't ask for permissions but does still work.
The steps I took:
- Quit Loop
- Remove Loop from Settings -> Privacy & Security -> Accessibility using the
-button - Launch Loop (did not get Accessibility popup)
- Add Loop to Accessibility settings using the
+button
I can't get Loop back into the broken state again to see if any of these steps are unnecessary, but I'm curious if it works for you too!
Yes this is an issue due to how macOS treats accessibility for different versions of applications, one must manually remove the application from the accessibility settings using the – sign and then add it again using the + sign
Removing it from the Accessibility list did the trick for me. Didn't need to quit Loop.
- Remove Loop from Settings=>Privacy & Security=>Accessibility (highlight the existing Loop entry and click on the - button on the bottom.
- In the Loop window, go to Advanced and click on the "Request" button on the Permissions/Accessibility Access section
- Toggle the new Loop entry on Settings=>Privacy & Security=>Accessibility
- In the Loop window, the "Request" button should now be greyed out and a checkbox should be present indicating access has been granted.
Thanks for the new version. Looking great! 😄
Thanks @rodolforfq!
I'll be keeping this open as this seems like a common issue with the latest release.
In addition, here's a terminal command that will also resolve this: tccutil reset Accessibility com.MrKai77.Loop :)
That just worked. Thank you all for your suggestions!
Removing it from the Accessibility list did the trick for me. Didn't need to quit Loop.
- Remove Loop from Settings=>Privacy & Security=>Accessibility (highlight the existing Loop entry and click on the - button on the bottom.
- In the Loop window, go to Advanced and click on the "Request" button on the Permissions/Accessibility Access section
- Toggle the new Loop entry on Settings=>Privacy & Security=>Accessibility
- In the Loop window, the "Request" button should now be greyed out and a checkbox should be present indicating access has been granted.
Thanks for the new version. Looking great! 😄
In my case, it's not working even though the "Request" button has already been greyed out.
Maybe I need to restore to the previous version.
In my case, it's not working even though the "Request" button has already been greyed out. Maybe I need to restore to the previous version.
I suggest checking your trigger key config. Any chance that was reset with the update?
@whr3430633 Did you try running the terminal command in my previous comment as well?
I too faced the "Loop Needs Accessibility Permissions" popup. Using the CLI command in an earlier comment fixed me for a majority of the day. But now Loop isn't working again.
When I use my Trigger Key, I get the following Loop Radial Menu:
@BrandonSmith Have you tried relaunching Loop?
@BrandonSmith Have you tried relaunching Loop?
I just relaunched and that fixed it.
I also have just encountered the same issue that @BrandonSmith highlighted but i'm unable to fix it, here's what i've tried:
- Removing loop from mac entirely and deleting accessibility permissions then re-installing.
- Following all other combination of steps from this issue
- Changing keybinds to multiple different options, all of them just presented the same issue.
I'm on MacOS - 14.5 (23F79) and it's a silicon chip M1 Pro (same as OP).
Any ideas what it could be?
@lcaproni-pp that's really weird.. have you tried restarting your computer?
@MrKai77 Huh, what do you know, that did fix it! I have no idea how or why mind you but happy to report it's working again, my Macbook did restart itself over the weekend for some reason which confused me but didn't think anything of it. Thank you 🚀
@whr3430633 Did you try running the terminal command in my previous comment as well?
@whr3430633 Did you try running the terminal command in my previous comment as well?
That's weird. It's working again, but I didn't do anything, I just left my Mac there overnight. Anyway, thanks!
Removing it from the Accessibility list did the trick for me. Didn't need to quit Loop.
- Remove Loop from Settings=>Privacy & Security=>Accessibility (highlight the existing Loop entry and click on the - button on the bottom.
- In the Loop window, go to Advanced and click on the "Request" button on the Permissions/Accessibility Access section
- Toggle the new Loop entry on Settings=>Privacy & Security=>Accessibility
- In the Loop window, the "Request" button should now be greyed out and a checkbox should be present indicating access has been granted.
Thanks for the new version. Looking great! 😄
Works for me!! Thank you