In My build settings, for Signing I set "Enable App Sandbox" to No, and I still didn't get any difference in behaviour. I even delete the sandbox from the "Signing & Capabilities" and still the same behaviour. Can you update the app that I had attached and make it respond as I want?

I used the following code: func getDesktopConent(){ let fileManager = FileManager.default let desktopURL = fileManager.urls(for: .desktopDirectory, in: .userDomainMask).first! guard let resolovedDesktopURL = resolveFinderAlias(at: desktopURL) else{ message = "Could not resolve desktop content" return } if let content = try? FileManager.default.contentsOfDirectory(at: resolovedDesktopURL, includingPropertiesForKeys: nil ){ message = "Found \(content.count) on Desktop" } else{ message = "Could not access desktop" } } and get the message "Could not access desktop"

Thanks for that, and I understand the issues. For my purposes, I would like to do what is possible with Apple Script. To get the list of all apps in the foreground and then get a list of urls to their open documents. I know,to make this work, the apps need to support scripting. And also, including such a script might lead to App Store rejection, as it would require disabling sandboxing. Any suggestions?

What happens when someone buys a free trial from the site and then does not activate it immediately. I guess there is no property on Transaction that will let you know when the bought item was activated. Is there any suggestion here? thanks.