Before You Yell at Me:
This isn't an exhaustive list!
Requesting a bundle ID:
If you have a macOS app's bundle ID you can't figure out, you can
- Contact me here and ask nicely please!
- File an issue on the GitHub repo if you're able
Adding to the List
If you'd like to add to the list, feel free to:Want More Help?
Join the Lemon Audio Club community with other viewers of my YouTube channel. Find out more details here at LemonAudio.clubBundle Identifier List #
| App Name | Bundle ID |
|---|---|
| Audacity | org.audacityteam.audacity |
| Audio Hijack | com.rogueamoeba.audiohijack3 |
| Auphonic Multitrack | com.auphonic.mac.multitrack |
| Blizzard's Battle.net | net.battle.bootstrapper |
| Discord | com.hnc.Discord |
| Ecamm Live | com.ecamm.EcammLive |
| Farrago | com.rogueamoeba.farrago |
| Forecast | fm.overcast.forecast-encoder |
| Heroes of the Storm | com.blizzard.heroesofthestorm |
| League of Legends | com.riotgames.leagueoflegends |
| Logic Pro X | com.apple.logic10 |
| Minecraft | com.mojang.minecraftlauncher |
| Steam (Valve) | com.valvesoftware.steam |
How to Find an App's Bundle Identifier #
I figured this out based on this post from Rob Griffiths in 2018:
Open up Terminal.app
Type the following command:
osascript -e 'id of app "Name of App"'
The "Name of App" is replaced with the name of the app as it appears when hovering over its Dock icon.
So for example,
- Chrome is
Google Chrome. - Plugging that into the code above you get:
osascript -e 'id of app "Google Chrome"' - Which will provide you with a bundle identifier of
com.google.Chrome.
Tutorial Video #
Here's how to fix macOS audio mic permissions using Discord as an example: