An open source software allowing non-privileged user-space programs to create virtual file systems on macOS, bypassing kernel extension writing requirements.
macFUSE is an open source software for macOS that provides a bridge between the Mac operating system's kernel and user-space file systems implemented as regular applications. It allows developers to create and implement virtual file systems without having to write kernel extensions.
Some key features and capabilities of macFUSE include:
macFUSE makes it straightforward for developers to create virtual file systems tailored for specific use cases. For end users, it expands macOS's file system extensibility in a secure, robust way. Common examples of user file systems built on macFUSE include encrypted volumes, archive mounters, cloud storage adapters, and network file shares.
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