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Mac Mini and Mac Studio users don't have Touch ID, so changing system-level settings or granting accessibility permissions always requires typing a password.
Has anyone explored delegating these auth prompts to a phone's biometric? I built TouchBridge which does this for sudo/screensaver — wondering if the same approach could work for accessibility permission grants that tools like Rectangle need.
Would love to hear from other Mac Mini/Studio users about their auth workflow.
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Mac Mini and Mac Studio users don't have Touch ID, so changing system-level settings or granting accessibility permissions always requires typing a password.
Has anyone explored delegating these auth prompts to a phone's biometric? I built TouchBridge which does this for sudo/screensaver — wondering if the same approach could work for accessibility permission grants that tools like Rectangle need.
Would love to hear from other Mac Mini/Studio users about their auth workflow.
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