Could you add either a toggle/button in either App Settings or the context menu to allow the user to easily opt in or out of PlayTools on the fly without reinstalling?

Someway for the code to differentiate between PlayToolsless apps

I would suggest adding a isPlayToolsInstalled Bool to the App Settings plist

As for a way for the user to distinguish whether an app is PlayTools less or not, a bubble with an appropriate icon could be placed in the corner of the app icon, plus an entry for ´isPlayToolsInstalled´ in the info tab.

Could you add either a toggle/button in either App Settings or the context menu to allow the user to easily opt in or out of PlayTools on the fly without reinstalling?

How would PlayTools be removed after it has already been in the executable?

I would suggest adding a isPlayToolsInstalled Bool to the App Settings plist

Also the one thing I worry about adding another thing to the App Settings is that it would reset the user's current settings, which may not be fun for the user.

Could you add either a toggle/button in either App Settings or the context menu to allow the user to easily opt in or out of PlayTools on the fly without reinstalling?

How would PlayTools be removed after it has already been in the executable?

You would have to use optool to remove the added load command from the dylib, and also remove the PlugIns folder from the .app (This is mostly optional but if you want to return the bundle to its original state, it's necessary)

Also the one thing I worry about adding another thing to the App Settings is that it would reset the user's current settings, which may not be fun for the user.

On further thought, App Settings are also designed to be transferable from user to user so people can easily share configurations. In that case, it might be worth just creating a plist for PlayTools install status

I'm not entirely convinced by the placement of the warning in App Settings, maybe it would work better if it was right-aligned, and in line with the title.

I'm not entirely convinced by the placement of the warning in App Settings, maybe it would work better if it was right-aligned, and in line with the title.

Wouldn't that be conflictive in apps with large names? I just state it as a possibility. I think it is okay as is.

Wouldn't that be conflictive in apps with large names? I just state it as a possibility. I think it is okay as is.

I think mainly the spacing just looks a little off. Maybe something like this would work better?

I think mainly the spacing just looks a little off. Maybe something like this would work better?

I think I noticed the spacing issue you mention. Aligning the warning just under the first letter of the app name could be an option, instead of under the app icon. Putting the warning in the lower end wouldn't be noticeable.

I think I noticed the spacing issue you mention. Aligning the warning just under the first letter of the app name could be an option, instead of under the app icon. Putting the warning in the lower end wouldn't be noticeable.

Is this spacing better?

Is this spacing better?

It is. @IsaacMarovitz What do you think?

text should've less spacing from the warning sign i would say. like:
⚠️.PlayTools
now it's like
⚠️...PlayTools