How do I change my Mac Security Settings so I can open Firefox Marketplace apps?
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If you’re using Mac OS 10.9.5 (or higher), your Mac’s settings may allow you to open only apps installed from the Mac App Store. This article walks you through how to adjust your Mac’s settings so you can install and open Firefox Marketplace apps. To learn how your Mac's security settings affect the apps you download, please visit Apple Support.
Install the app
- When you find an app that you would like to install, tap the blue button. If the app is free, the button will say that. If the app costs money, the price will be listed on the button.
- Confirm that you want to install the app by tapping the
- Your app will download and appear in your Mac's Applications folder.
Open the app
Double-click the app's icon in your Applications folder. If the app opens right away, start using it!
If you see the following security message, it means your Mac's settings allow you to open only apps downloaded from the Mac App Store. Let's fix that:
- Click
- Now open your Mac's
- Click the
- You'll need to do this once for each app that you download.
button in the General tab. This tells your Mac that it's okay to open the Firefox Marketplace app you just downloaded.
- Click