Disable System Integrity Protection (SIP) macOS Mojave
Reference: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/8552707
Some apps require you do this in order to work apps like TotalFinder. Not just cracked apps some apps that you won’t find on the MAS require this also.
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- To disable System Integrity Protection, boot your Mac into Recovery Mode by pressing and holding the Command and R keys on your keyboard as soon as you hear the boot chime.
- Once you’ve booted into Recovery Mode, select Utilities > Terminal from the menu bar at the top of the screen.
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- To check to see if System Integrity Protection is currently enabled or disabled, use the command csrutil status.
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- To disable System Integrity Protection, use the command csrutil disable. You can re-enableit later by repeating these steps and using the command csrutil enable instead.
- Once you’ve disabled System Integrity Protection, restart your Mac via the Apple menu.