
Choose the ‘Terminal’ app from the ‘Other’ folder.Simply type it in and then press the ‘Unlock’ button. When you click it, you’ll be asked to enter your password.Select the lock icon just below the window.If the ‘Anywhere’ option does not appear, follow the sub-steps below:.If you’re running an older Mac OS version, simply check the ‘Anywhere’ box. There should be three alternatives however, if you run the most recent Mac OS version, there will only be two options, and the ‘Anywhere’ option will be missing.Under the ‘General’ menu, look for ‘Allow Apps Downloaded From’.Select ‘Security & Privacy’ from the new window.Just below ‘About this Mac,’ select ‘System Preferences.’.Go to the top-left corner of your screen and hit on the Apple icon.Do not select ‘Move to Trash’ instead, select ‘Cancel.’

This occurs because Mac OS does not allow third-party software to be installed outside of iTunes. NOTE : You will be told that Kodi is ruined by a prompt do not believe it.

To look for the list of installed apps, go to ‘Applications.’.Close the Kodi window prompt and click the ‘Finder’ icon.Now, open the Kodi app from the homepage of your Mac.‘Copying Kodi to Applications’ will appear as a popup message.To begin unpacking the software, click or drag the Kodi icon to the Application folder and drop that in.

When the download is complete, set up the app.
