HOW TO USE — READ THIS IF THE APP SAYS "DAMAGED"
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macOS shows:

    "Krypt PolyBot is damaged and can't be opened.
     You should move it to the Trash."

The app is NOT damaged. Krypt PolyBot is not signed with an Apple
Developer certificate, so macOS Gatekeeper quarantines it after
download and shows this message for ANY unsigned app. Removing the
quarantine flag fixes it permanently.

HOW TO FIX (takes 30 seconds)
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1. Drag "Krypt PolyBot" into the Applications folder
   (like any other app in this window).

2. Open Terminal:
   press Cmd+Space, type "Terminal", press Enter.

3. Copy-paste this command and press Enter:

   xattr -cr "/Applications/Krypt PolyBot.app"

4. Open Krypt PolyBot from Applications. It now starts normally,
   this time and every time after.

If it still won't open on the very first launch, right-click the
app icon → "Open" → "Open" once.

WHY THIS HAPPENS
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Apple charges for Developer ID signing and notarization; unsigned
apps downloaded from the internet get a "quarantine" attribute, and
recent macOS versions word the block as "damaged" instead of
"unidentified developer". The xattr command above removes only that
quarantine attribute from this app — it does not change anything
else on your system.

You only ever need to do this once per install/update.

Questions? Check the README or the support Discord.
