I also removed disabled the Youtube Setup Wizard as you mentioned. But only the Picture in Picture buttons and enlarge video buttons work. The play/forward, scrubbing doesn't work.
BTT 3.346
Aquatouch v3.5.8a
Macbook Pro 16 Catalina 10.15.4, English
I had a similar issue with the setup widget. There are additional setup widgets in these folders you may also have to disable to get the message to go away.
Thanks for your help! I did went there and saw it was already disabled (??). Then I tried @yuuiko suggestion again, but found out I need to save it. Was that the trick, not sure. I did delete aqua touch and redownload it again to be sure, but it seems that it was still disabled for me (??).
@narindo
That's why it wasn't working for you.. I'm trying to make it more stable so thanks for your help!
If you don't mind could you try:
What macOS version are you running? e.g. Mojave, Catalina
and Safari version?
Also, what is your system language? e.g. Mine's in English
Then:
First
Make sure that "Allow Javascript from Apple Events" in safari is turned on again
Second
Do in the terminal:
defaults read com.apple.Safari
Third
Send over everything that comes out if you don't mind, maybe over PM or not at all if you're not comfortable. If you aren't then just explain what happened
It'll really help me make that setup widget more stable for others to use, thanks!
It doesn't seems to like to output anything..... Does this have to do with SIP being enabled? (just a shot in the dark https://discussions.apple.com/thread/250128911, I don't seem to understand anything what is happening here)
I didn’t know about SIP until I installed virtualbox. It all behaved weird, like different kind of errors when installing guest OSs. It clearly looked like there was something random happening, like it wasn’t written for this version of macOS. Then turning of SIP all suddenly worked ok. I posted this on the virtualbox forum, it seems kinda of A black box. I am don’t know what SIP exactly does, but it did mess up their virtualbox compatibility.... so just my shot In the dark. Assuming most developers turn SIP off.....they might not notice the changes?
@narindo SiP is just another layer, quite a strict one, of protection in macos that prevents changing up the system too much. I think i have it off as it gets in the way of some of the things I do but it shouldn't effect defaults read commands...
I really have no idea why your terminal can't find Safari, I might ask the dev for some help with this