Fuselane

Download Fuselane

For macOS, Windows and Linux. Release notes. Every file is listed with its checksum in SHA256SUMS.

Mac app

Apple silicon and Intel, macOS 13.3 or later

Disk image (.dmg)

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Opening it the first time

Fuselane is open source but not notarized by Apple (that needs a paid account), so macOS stops it once. It takes three clicks:

  1. “Fuselane” Not Opened Done Move to Trash
    “Fuselane” Not Opened Open Fuselane from Applications. When macOS says it can’t verify it, click Done.
  2. Privacy & Security Privacy & Security Security
    Privacy & Security Open System Settings and choose Privacy & Security. Scroll down to Security.
  3. Security “Fuselane” was blocked to protect your Mac. Open Anyway
    Open Anyway Click Open Anyway, then Open. From now on it opens like any other app.

Or skip the warning: install with one command

Paste this in Terminal. The script downloads the app, checks it against the release’s SHA256SUMS, moves it to Applications and clears the quarantine flag, which is what Open Anyway does. Nothing is installed if the check fails.

Or with Homebrew

brew install --cask arshpunisher/tap/fuselane
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ArshPunisher/fuselane/main/packaging/macos/install.sh | sh
  1. fuselane: downloading Fuselane <version>
  2. fuselane: installed Fuselane <version> in /Applications. Open it from Launchpad or Spotlight.

More ways to use it

Browser extension

Sends big downloads from Chrome, Edge and Brave to the app. It is in review on the Chrome Web Store; the app sets itself up for it, nothing to install by hand.

Check a download yourself

Put SHA256SUMS next to the file you downloaded, then run this in the same folder (macOS and Linux):

shasum -a 256 -c SHA256SUMS --ignore-missing