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Of course the main problem is that Macs don’t have touch screens like iOS devices do. There is another way to extract IPAs using Apple Configurator app but it’s far more complicated than using iMazing.

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IMazing will require your App Store password to do this but the developer DigiDNA assures that your password never leaves your computer and as a Swiss based company, has a very strict privacy policy.

#MAC EMULATOR IPS INSTALL#

You now simply download and run the IPA app on your M1 Mac and it will install automatically.

Right-click on the app and select “Export IPA”.

Click the cloud icon next to the iOS app you want to use (such as Instagram) to download it.

Choose “Library” in the Manage Apps screen.

Click “Manage Apps” on the right of the screen.

Click on the “Apps” icon for the iPad or iPhone.

Select your iPad or iPhone in the left hand column in iMazing.

Plugin your iPhone or iPad to your Mac with iMazing running.

Note that you must also ensure that your Mac and iOS device are using the same Apple ID in order for this to work.įollow these instructions to run iPad and iPhone apps on your Mac even if they’re not in the Mac App Store. Please ensure that you are running macOS Big Sur 11.2.3 or earlier to run iOS apps on an M1 Mac using iMazing. It does not work in macOS 11.3 or later as you will receive the error message “This application cannot be installed because the developer did not intend for it to run on this platform”.

Important Note: This way of running iOS apps on M1 Macs only works on macOS Big Sur 11.2.3 or earlier. There are obviously a few usability differences compared to using the apps on a touch screen but in general, you can use the apps on macOS just as if you were using them on your iPad or iPhone. This is sometimes referred to as “sideloading” iOS apps on M1 Macs.

To do this you’ll of course need a new M1 Mac and a clever app called iMazing which allows you to manage apps on macOS that you’ve downloaded on iOS devices. In these cases, there is still a way to install iPhone and iPad apps on your Apple Silicon M1 Mac. However, not all developers (such as Netflix and Hulu) allow iOS apps to also be available to M1 Macs users. In many cases, you can simply search the Mac App Store for the app or game you want to play on your M1 Mac and then select iPad and iPhone when the results appear.

#MAC EMULATOR IPS FOR FREE#

This means that you can finally use apps such as Netflix, Instagram and Gmail apps on your Mac for the first time.Įven better, if you’ve purchased an app on your iPad or iPhone, you can download it for free on your M1 Mac.įor Netflix users that can’t watch Netflix offline on a Mac this is great news. That’s because the M1 chips in the latest generation of Macs are exactly the same as those Apple uses in iPads and iPhones. Now I have searched the internet and have seen many people throw the answers, "You can't." Well you must be able to somewhere because the feature was created for this particular reason and it doesn't work.One of the big advantages of the new Macs with M1 Silicon processors is that you can finally run iPad and iPhone apps on your Mac without the need for any emulation software. Doesn't this negate the entire point of having a emulator? Testing the application to see it it works before moving to physical devices? The error message listed above is from a freshly generated build and works on actual iPhones and not the emulator. Provide a valid path to the desired application bundle. Either GUI or command line, the same error returns :Īn application bundle was not found at the provided path. Xcrun simctl install doesn't work no matter the manor the simulator starts. I have followed many webpages only to find that the standard

#MAC EMULATOR IPS APK#

In the same method that one can "drag and drop" apk files to an android emulator, there must be a way to do the same with Xcode. There must be some way to install an application developed to test on the iOS emulator.