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# Kills the script monitor that makes de the cog icon from the Automator task show LeagueClient.app/Contents/MacOS/LeagueClient # Goes into the app's contents cd '/Applications/League of Legends.app/Contents/LoL/ ' # Runs the client

The Automator-based app is simply acting as a container and running this bash script: The real solution must come from Riot Games, they should simply request the permission to use the user's microphone in their future MacOS releases. PayPal: Bitcoin: 36dHn9jbaYcKKzvMSwKw2JjoHXiqWhaDvp More About The Problemįor some time now since the release of MacOS Mojave in September of 2018, League of Legends players haven't been able to use the client's voice chat feature because the client doesn't ask Apple computers for permission to use their microphone. If you found this useful I accept donations: This will work on all future League of Legends updates as long as LoL doesn't change the location of their client's executable within its application package (unlikely). You only have to do this once.Įvery time you want to use League with Voice Chat enabled you must run League of Legends from my app LoL with Voice.app. This will show a pop-up that asks you if you want to give LoL with Voice.app permission to use your Microphone, simply click Yes or Allow. Launch my app and go to Settings > Voice inside League of Legends.Ĭhoose the right microphone (most often it will be your internal mic, or your headphone's mic), click on the Microphone symbol to Test the sound. This is the default installation path, so you will probably not have to do anything here, go to step 2. Make sure you have League of Legends installed in this path: /Applications/League of Legends.app.

app executable instead of the official League of Legends launcher Simple Solution

LoL with Voice.app Fix the Voice Chat issue on new MacOS releases with a simple.