Gave apps and IconSurGUI admin privileges, but still won't work on any apps

[Mancerrss]

I downloaded your latest version 1.5. And it just won't work ever, on any apps.

It keeps saying…

Uh oh

This app requires an administrator password to be modified, or you used an incompatible image format. Re-run IconSurGUI and try again.

Note: System apps CAN'T be modified. Modify a System App Copy to customize a copy of a system app

No matter what privileges I give to any of my apps, it's not just working at all.

For example, I wanted to either put the existing VLC icon to Adaptive Icon or get the iOS equivalent of it. Here are the steps I took

• Locate VLC on Applications > right click and click Get info
• Give it both "everyone" and "Administrators" privileges and put Read and Write there.
• Close Get Info window
• Right click on IconSurGUI > give it both "everyone" and "Administrators" privileges too
• Open IconSurGUI
• Click iOS App Store Icon Downloader or Resize Current App Icon
• Locate VLC and select that
• Click Somewhere Else
• The message appears.

Here is the screen capture video of the behavior just in case: https://share.cleanshot.com/bFmqvzXC

I hope you can help me fix this, because I refuse to use that Terminal version instead.

Thanks

[Mancerrss]

Another thing that I noticed. Your latest release says it is Version 1.5. I downloaded the latest release

But look the Get Info window of IconSurGUI still says that it is Version 1.0

[shalamand3r]

Hi there! First off, thank you for using my app… definitely did not expect anyone to find it buried under google. Anyway, I’d be happy to look into this (although it’s been a year since I’ve last worked with applescript) as soon as possible. I am currently on vacation away from my computer and would be happy to assist you when I get home. Thanks! Shala

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On Sat, Jan 7, 2023 at 3:02 AM Steven Mancera ***@***.***> wrote: I downloaded your latest version 1.5. And it just won't work ever, on any apps. It keeps saying… Uh oh This app requires an administrator password to be modified, or you used an incompatible image format. Re-run IconSurGUI and try again. Note: System apps CAN'T be modified. Modify a System App Copy to customize a copy of a system app [image: CleanShot 2023-01-07 at 15 49 ***@***.*** <https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/20938829/211140169-ceadbf4d-bf5a-4661-8a71-1e2824c8fb11.png> No matter what privileges I give to any of my apps, it's not just working at all. [image: CleanShot 2023-01-07 at 15 38 ***@***.*** <https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/20938829/211140241-93d48c83-d9de-4257-b546-e783ea566283.png> For example, I wanted to either put the existing VLC icon to Adaptive Icon or get the iOS equivalent of it. Here are the steps I took - Locate VLC on Applications > right click and click Get info - Give it both "everyone" and "Administrators" privileges and put Read and Write there. - Close Get Info window - Right click on IconSurGUI > give it both "everyone" and "Administrators" privileges too - Open IconSurGUI - Click iOS App Store Icon Downloader or Resize Current App Icon - Locate VLC and select that - Click Somewhere Else - The message appears. Here is the screen capture video of the behavior just in case: https://share.cleanshot.com/bFmqvzXC I hope you can help me fix this, because I refuse to use that Terminal version instead. Thanks — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#3>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/APYSDWITZBKCCQ6XBZ7PMC3WREPK5ANCNFSM6AAAAAATTZOJYY> . You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>