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I think you must have very different needs if VLC is a substitute for iTunes/Music. For me, iTunes/Music is a music catalog app for managing my 9000+ MP3s with artists, album covers, playlisted based on various criteria, etc... where as VLC is an app for playing back single media files.
I manage my 9000+ MP3s with the filesystem. It has all the cover art, it's organized any way I want, and has playlists based on any criteria I want. Then I use any music player I want, and can drop the files onto any device I want.
Stop the Apple Music app from launching
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Re: Stop the Apple Music app from launching
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Reminds me that when I was in high school, my father used to regulate my gaming sessions with Apple ScreenTime. I changed the BundleIdentifier in my game's info.plist to `com.apple.systempreferences` and sign the .app with my own developer cert to bypass this. Was a lot of fun before got caught physically.
Did Apple attribute it solely based on bundle ID?
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#284Also a bit unfortunate that a software like this has to exist in the first place.
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#285Would also love to stop the dictionary app from opening
Also the ability to uninstall bloatware like Chess. When I switched my browser away from Chrome I kept typing "c, h, return" in spotlight out of habit and kept opening Chess.
The next time you go to launch Chrome, type ch and then use the arrow keys to navigate to the Chrome result to launch it.
You may have to do that for one more launch. After that it should always launch Chrome with ‘ch’.
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Also the ability to uninstall bloatware like Chess. When I switched my browser away from Chrome I kept typing "c, h, return" in spotlight out of habit and kept opening Chess.
Like Quicksilver, Alfred, Launchbar, Butler, Raycast, and many other launchers, you can train Spotlight to always launch the same thing depending on what abbreviation you type. The next time you go to launch Chrome, type ch and then use the arrow keys to navigate to the Chrome result to launch it. You may have to do that for one more launch. After that it should always launch Chrome with ‘ch’.