QtMacExtras
Universal version latest seen at v5.15 · Reported by 2 Macs in the community.
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QtMacExtras is a framework component of the Qt toolkit that provides native macOS integration features for Qt-based applications. It enables applications built with Qt to access Mac-specific functionality such as native file dialogs, system integration with Finder and the Dock, native menu bar support, and other macOS conventions. It is maintained by the Qt Project and used by developers building cross-platform applications that need to feel native on macOS. A native Apple Silicon build has been confirmed running on Macs in the Rosetta Check community.
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1 suggestionQtMacExtras is a framework component of the Qt toolkit and is not updated separately from the host Qt Framework itself. To obtain the native Apple Silicon build of QtMacExtras, you must update your installation of Qt. Qt Project has shipped native Apple Silicon support in recent releases of the Qt Framework (Qt 5.15.9 and later support universal binaries including arm64). If you are using Qt through a package manager such as Homebrew, run 'brew upgrade qt' to pull the latest version, which should include a native build of QtMacExtras. If you built Qt from source, you can rebuild using the Qt Project's current source code with the QMAKE_APPLE_DEVICE_ARCHS configuration set to include both x86_64 and arm64 architectures to create a universal binary. For commercial Qt users, check your Qt Account at qt.io for binary downloads of the latest Qt version with native Apple Silicon support. Any applications you have built against QtMacExtras will automatically use the native framework once your Qt installation is updated.
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