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**NOTE: Currently supported browsers: ONLY Firefox and Chromium, works on Habbo AIR too**
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In order to run G-Earth on macOs, you'll need to sign G-Mem (our memory searcher). This wiki page will cover that process.
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First we'll create a certificate in order to sign it:
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1. Open the Keychain Access application (You may find it inside Utilities).£
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2. Select Certificate Assistant -> Create a Certificate.<br>
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3. Choose a name for the certificate (I'll use "gmem-cert") and set "Certificate Type" to "Code Signing". Also select "Let me override defaults" option.<br>
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4. Click on "Continue" until "Specify a Location For The Certificate" appears, then set "Keychain" to "System".<br>
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5. Continue, the certificate will be created then.<br>
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Once created, we are able to codesign gmem from Terminal<br>
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`codesign -fs "gmem-cert" <G-Earth_Path>/G-Mem`
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Now you're ready to open G-Earth from Terminal<br>
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`sudo java -jar G-Earth.jar`
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If you experience any other issues and the troubleshooting page doesn't help, it might be useful to have a look at the following issues: [#67](../issues/67) [#10](../issues/10) |