Cannot install on MacOS 12.3.1

[jjriffle]

When clicking the download to install I receive this message on both my Apple Chip iMac and Intel Chip MacBook Pro.

“SQLiteStudio” cannot be opened because the developer cannot be verified.
macOS cannot verify that this app is free from malware.
This item is on the disk image “sqlitestudio-3.3.3.dmg”. Safari downloaded this disk image today at 10:57 AM from objects.githubusercontent.com.

Steps to reproduce

Download Mac version
Click download to install

Operating system

macOS Monterey 12.3.1

SQLiteStudio version

3.3.3

[pawelsalawa]

Right-click on the app, choose "Open". Then in the same warning dialog you will have an option (a button in bottom corner) to "Open" the app anyway.

[tchaffee]

@pawelsalawa any plans to become a verified developer for those of us at companies with security policies that make the workaround disadvantageous?

[pawelsalawa]

#3932

[ghost]

is this still queued?

[pawelsalawa]

I would say it's postponed indefinitely, rather then queued. See #3932 for more details.

[Marek84l]

Thank you!!!! It worked. You saved me.

[ozmium]

The workaround of right-click on the Installer -> Open, does not work on MacOS 12 Monterey or MacOS 13 Ventura. There is no button or option to "Open Anyway". The dialog only shows the options of Eject Disk Image and Cancel.

Furthermore, clicking on System Preferences -> Security & Privacy -> Open Anyway also does not work. It only shows the same options of Eject Disk Image and Cancel.

So it's not possible to install this app for most people.

[pawelsalawa]

How about clicking the lock on the bottom, entering password and then clicking "Allow" (just below the Open Anyway)?

[Yanyu-Chen1010]

This instruction works for me, hope it helps.

[jacoblukewood]

The only solution that worked for me is ⌘ Command + ⌥ Option + O. This seems to do something different to just the standard right click and open that should work but doesn't.