Chmod Permissions
Chmod Permissions is a macOS utility for managing file and directory permissions using the Unix chmod system. It provides a graphical interface to view and modify ownership, read/write/execute flags, and other file attributes without needing to use the command line. The app is aimed at developers, system administrators, and power users who regularly need to adjust file permissions but prefer a visual tool over terminal commands.
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1 suggestionWe could not confirm whether a native Apple Silicon build of Chmod Permissions exists — the app has little public presence and there are no current release notes or vendor information available in the search results. If you rely on this utility, contact the developer (chi1pasoft) directly to ask whether a native Apple Silicon build is planned or already available. Given that Apple is removing Rosetta 2 in macOS 28 (September 2028), you have roughly two years to resolve this — enough time if the developer is responsive, but worth confirming sooner rather than later. If the developer confirms there is no native build planned, consider whether the built-in chmod command in Terminal or other permission-management tools (like Finder's Get Info panel or open-source utilities like Chflags) can cover your workflow, or begin researching actively maintained native alternatives.
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