[dylan21 Participant 9 August 2022 dylan21 Participant]

We can make that happen @Kent0n; you could move the app to the current users’ application directory. Here is a script to do that:

#!/bin/bash  # Application name as parameter  APP_NAME="$1"  # System app directory  SYSTEM_APP_DIR="/Applications"  # Current User  CURRENT_USER=`stat -f%Su /dev/console`  # Home folder of current user  HOME_FOLDER=$(dscl . -read /Users/"$CURRENT_USER" NFSHomeDirectory | cut -d: -f2 | xargs)  # Current user application directory  USER_APP_DIR="$HOME_FOLDER/Applications"  # Create if user has no Application folder  if [ ! -d "$USER_APP_DIR" ]; then      /bin/mkdir "$USER_APP_DIR"      /bin/chmod 755 "$USER_APP_DIR"      /usr/sbin/chown "$CURRENT_USER" "$USER_APP_DIR"  else      if [ -d "$USER_APP_DIR/$APP_NAME" ]; then          echo "App already exists in user's Applications folder"          exit 0      fi  fi  # Copy from system folder to user folder  /bin/cp -R "$SYSTEM_APP_DIR/$APP_NAME" "$USER_APP_DIR"  # Move from system folder to user folder  # /bin/mv "$SYSTEM_APP_DIR/$APP_NAME" "$USER_APP_DIR/$APP_NAME"  exit 0

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#!/bin/bash  # Application name as parameter  APP_NAME="$1"  # System app directory    SYSTEM_APP_DIR="/Applications"    # Current User    CURRENT_USER=`stat -f%Su /dev/console`    # Home folder of current user    HOME_FOLDER=$(dscl . -read /Users/"$CURRENT_USER" NFSHomeDirectory | cut -d: -f2 | xargs)    # Current user application directory    USER_APP_DIR="$HOME_FOLDER/Applications"    # Create if user has no Application folder    if [ ! -d "$USER_APP_DIR" ]; then        /bin/mkdir "$USER_APP_DIR"        /bin/chmod 755 "$USER_APP_DIR"        /usr/sbin/chown "$CURRENT_USER" "$USER_APP_DIR"    else        if [ -d "$USER_APP_DIR/$APP_NAME" ]; then            echo "App already exists in user's Applications folder"            exit 0        fi    fi    # Copy from system folder to user folder    /bin/cp -R "$SYSTEM_APP_DIR/$APP_NAME" "$USER_APP_DIR"    # Move from system folder to user folder    # /bin/mv "$SYSTEM_APP_DIR/$APP_NAME" "$USER_APP_DIR/$APP_NAME"    exit 0

You just have to provide the app name as a parameter. For example, Book.app

Note, that you may experience issues with the working of the app when you move it from a system-wide folder to a user-based folder.

Hope this helps

Ciao!

[Kent0n Participant 9 August 2022 Kent0n Participant]

Splendid! This works for me