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MacForge Injector is a launch daemon component of MacForge, a plugin manager and discovery application for macOS developed by Macenhance. MacForge allows users to browse, install, manage and update system enhancement plugins from a centralized interface. The injector daemon is the underlying mechanism that loads these plugins into system processes. MacForge requires System Integrity Protection to be disabled and historically has not supported Apple Silicon machines.
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1 suggestionThe MacForge Injector is a launchDaemon component of the MacForge plugin manager and cannot be updated independently. MacForge as a whole has a critical Apple Silicon compatibility problem: as of November 2020, Macenhance stated that their code injection system (which the injector daemon relies on) required significant architectural changes to function on M-series Macs, and there is no evidence that native support has been implemented since. The Macenhance website continues to state that plugins are not currently supported on M1 Macs, and the latest publicly available MacForge version dates to 2020. Updating MacForge itself through the macEnhance website or Homebrew (brew install macforge) will not provide Apple Silicon compatibility — any Intel build you update to will continue to fail on Apple Silicon. Since this is a core system-modification tool and there has been no meaningful update in years, combined with the September 2028 deadline when Apple removes Rosetta 2 from macOS 28, you should contact Macenhance directly to confirm whether native Apple Silicon support is planned. If they cannot commit to a native build, consider migrating to a modern maintained system enhancement approach or discontinuing use of MacForge plugins before macOS 28 ships.
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