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  1. Eric58
    Has anyone solved the problem of getting TOpenDialog on a MacOS application that is sandboxed to work? Sandboxed means the application build type is set to "Application Store" as opposed to setting it to "Normal" or "Developer ID". On MacOS, TOpenDialog is ultimately implemented as NSOpenPanel (which is MacOS's native method for letting the user select a file from the file system), and it works fine as long as my application is deployed as a Normal build. But the minute I set the build type to Application Store, the generated entitlements file will include a sandbox key with value set to true (as it should), making the application a sandboxed app, and that’s when TOpenDialog fails to run. Hope someone out there has a solution for this problem.
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