On macOS 10.14 and later, you need to tell the system if you want applications
to be able to control other applications or access their data. For example:
- In order for the capture key to work with Apple Mail, EagleFiler needs
to be able to control Mail to ask it which messages you’ve selected.
- In order to use the capture key with Safari, EagleFiler needs to be
able to control Safari to ask it which Web site it’s currently showing.
- In order for EagleFiler to be able to read or copy the Spotlight comments
when importing a file, it needs to be able to control the Finder.
- In order for EagleFiler to be able to import Mail or Messages data, you
need to give it full disk access so that it can read those applications’
data.