dontallow
Automatically clicks “Don’t Allow” on recurring macOS local network access requests.
What does it do?
Running the installation command registers a per user launchd agent and shows where to set Accessibility permission. When a system dialog opens, the tool checks its contents and clicks “Don’t Allow” if it is a local network request. Each denial triggers a notification showing the app and a command to pause the tool. You can also set a delay to give yourself time to click Allow.
Key features
- Automatically clicks “Don’t Allow” in local network access dialogs.
- Registers as a per user launchd agent to run after reboot.
- Shows the denied app’s name and a pause command in a notification.
- Lets you set a delay before denial so you can click “Allow” yourself.