Installing on macOS

FutPrint for Mac is a single universal app: the same download runs natively on Macs with Apple silicon (M1 and later) and on Intel Macs. Installation takes about two minutes.

Before you start

• A Mac with Apple silicon or an Intel processor, running a supported, up-to-date version of macOS. FutPrint uses the system WebKit engine, so macOS updates keep it current.
• An internet connection for sign-in and live market data.
• A FutPrint account on any plan. You can create one from the app.

Install

1. 1
   Download the disk image

   Open the FutPrint for Mac page and click Download for Mac. Your browser saves a .dmg file, usually to the Downloads folder.

2. 2
   Open the disk image

   Double-click the downloaded file. A window opens showing the FutPrint icon and a shortcut to your Applications folder.

3. 3
   Drag FutPrint to Applications

   Drag the FutPrint icon onto the Applications folder. When the copy finishes, the app is installed.

4. 4
   Eject the disk image

   In Finder's sidebar, click the eject button next to FutPrint, or drag the disk image to the Bin. You can then delete the .dmg file from Downloads.

5. 5
   Open FutPrint

   Launch FutPrint from Launchpad, from Spotlight (⌘ Space, then type FutPrint) or from the Applications folder.

The first launch

Depending on the release, macOS may say it cannot verify FutPrint the first time you open it. This is a one-time check.

1. 1
   Dismiss the message

   Click Done (or OK) on the dialog. Do not move the app to the Bin.

2. 2
   Open Privacy & Security

   Open System Settings, choose Privacy & Security in the sidebar and scroll down to the Security section.

3. 3
   Allow FutPrint

   Next to the message about FutPrint, click Open Anyway, then confirm with your Mac password or Touch ID. FutPrint opens, and macOS remembers the choice.

Sign in

Sign in with your email and password, or choose Continue with Google to sign in through your default browser. Signing In explains both. Your saved workspaces load as soon as you are signed in.

Make it easy to reach

• Keep it in the Dock. While FutPrint is open, right-click its Dock icon and choose Options, then Keep in Dock.
• Give it a Space. Swipe up with three fingers (or press F3) to open Mission Control, add a desktop with +, and drag FutPrint onto it to keep the terminal on its own screen.
• Use full screen. Click the green button in the window's corner, or press ⌃ ⌘ F.

Next

• Updating — move to a new release in a minute.
• The Terminal & Workspaces — build your first layout.