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Three fixes cover almost every message that arrives: the Gatekeeper prompt on first run, starting at login, and changing the global shortcut. All of them are below.
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Common troubleshooting guides
- 1
macOS says the app is damaged and will not open
ShortcutDock is a self-signed, independent application, so Gatekeeper asks for confirmation the first time it runs.
- 1.Open your Applications folder.
- 2.Right-click (or Control-click) the ShortcutDock app.
- 3.Select Open from the menu.
- 4.Click Open in the system prompt that appears.
That establishes a permanent Gatekeeper exception. macOS remembers it from then on, and double-clicking the app works normally afterwards.
- 2
Launching ShortcutDock automatically at startup
To have ShortcutDock in the menu bar before you need it, add it to your login items.
- 1.Open System Settings, then General, then Login Items.
- 2.Click the + button under Open at Login.
- 3.Select ShortcutDock from your Applications folder.
ShortcutDock also carries its own launch at login setting, so either route gets the same result.
- 3
Customising the global launch shortcut
The app grid opens from the menu bar icon or from a global keyboard shortcut, and the combination is yours to choose.
- 1.Click the gear icon inside the ShortcutDock panel.
- 2.Open the Shortcuts tab.
- 3.Click the hotkey input box.
- 4.Press the new key combination you want to use.
The new shortcut works immediately from any app, and it can be changed again at any time.
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These guides assume the app is already on your Mac. It requires macOS 13 Ventura or later and runs on Apple Silicon and Intel.
