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Reply to SFAuthorizationPluginView UI changes in macOS Golden Gate Beta – Unable to access the child elements and button controls using NSAccessibilityProtocol
I have raised an enhancement request as suggested, please do find the reference here https://feedbackassistant.apple.com/feedback/24412830 . As this worked upto Tahoe, can you kindly help us to understand if this is an intentional change made to SFAuthorizationPluginView in macOS 27 Beta?
Topic: Privacy & Security SubTopic: General Tags:
Aug ’26
Reply to SFAuthorizationPluginView UI changes in macOS Golden Gate Beta – Unable to access the child elements and button controls using NSAccessibilityProtocol
We are trying to customise the macOS native SFAuthorizationPluginView as shared in the image below. These are the points that we are trying to achieve and the reference text and image is attached as below, We are trying to customise the lock icon into a customised logo. (Company logo with wifi icon) We are trying to customise the button text and color from "Ok" to "Submit" We have customised the text "You must enter a password to unlock your screen" to "OTP" We have customised the text "Enter your password to continue with "macOS"" to "Customised Text" All these were achievable upto macOS Tahoe and has been not possible since Golden Gate Beta 1 and the behaviour remains same on Beta 6 too. Can you please suggest us if there are any approaches available to achieve these customisations?
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Aug ’26
Reply to SFUnlock UI changes in macOS Golden Gate Beta – OK button requires double-click after password entry
Thanks for the quick response. We observed that this behavior was present in the native macOS SFAuthorizationPluginView in Beta 1. However, in Beta 5, the issue appears to occur only when a third-party authorization plugin is used. We are not seeing the same behavior with the native macOS SFAuthorizationPluginView. Please find the attached screenshot showing the behavior with the native SFAuthorizationPluginView. Could you please clarify why there is a difference in behavior between the native macOS SFAuthorizationPluginView and the same view when a third-party authorization plugin is integrated? Our third-party plugins have not made any changes to, or taken any action on, the buttons displayed within the SFAuthorizationPluginView. Is this a known change in Beta 5, or can we expect this behavior to be addressed in one of the upcoming beta releases? Any clarification would be greatly appreciated.
Topic: Privacy & Security SubTopic: General Tags:
Aug ’26
Reply to SFAuthorizationPluginView UI changes in macOS Golden Gate Beta – Unable to access the child elements and button controls using NSAccessibilityProtocol
I have raised an enhancement request as suggested, please do find the reference here https://feedbackassistant.apple.com/feedback/24412830 . As this worked upto Tahoe, can you kindly help us to understand if this is an intentional change made to SFAuthorizationPluginView in macOS 27 Beta?
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Reply to SFUnlock UI changes in macOS Golden Gate Beta – OK button requires double-click after password entry
I have raised a bug for the same. Please do find the reference for it https://feedbackassistant.apple.com/feedback/24396407. Can you kindly attach it to oleksandr91 bug so that we can get regular updates too. Also, we have updated and tried in macOS 27 Beta 6 , but noticed that the issue is still reproducible.
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Reply to SFAuthorizationPluginView UI changes in macOS Golden Gate Beta – Unable to access the child elements and button controls using NSAccessibilityProtocol
We are trying to customise the macOS native SFAuthorizationPluginView as shared in the image below. These are the points that we are trying to achieve and the reference text and image is attached as below, We are trying to customise the lock icon into a customised logo. (Company logo with wifi icon) We are trying to customise the button text and color from "Ok" to "Submit" We have customised the text "You must enter a password to unlock your screen" to "OTP" We have customised the text "Enter your password to continue with "macOS"" to "Customised Text" All these were achievable upto macOS Tahoe and has been not possible since Golden Gate Beta 1 and the behaviour remains same on Beta 6 too. Can you please suggest us if there are any approaches available to achieve these customisations?
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Aug ’26
Reply to SFUnlock UI changes in macOS Golden Gate Beta – OK button requires double-click after password entry
Thanks for the quick response. We observed that this behavior was present in the native macOS SFAuthorizationPluginView in Beta 1. However, in Beta 5, the issue appears to occur only when a third-party authorization plugin is used. We are not seeing the same behavior with the native macOS SFAuthorizationPluginView. Please find the attached screenshot showing the behavior with the native SFAuthorizationPluginView. Could you please clarify why there is a difference in behavior between the native macOS SFAuthorizationPluginView and the same view when a third-party authorization plugin is integrated? Our third-party plugins have not made any changes to, or taken any action on, the buttons displayed within the SFAuthorizationPluginView. Is this a known change in Beta 5, or can we expect this behavior to be addressed in one of the upcoming beta releases? Any clarification would be greatly appreciated.
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