Worst case is you pay Adobe the monthly subscription to avoid any hesitation of a virus in the software package. If it truly spooks you then you can certainly try the GenP way of curing. As someone else pointed out, use a Virtual Machine to try it out. If you want to use legacy plug-ins (under Window in the menu. Note: Photoshop only supports the new plug-ins (based on UXP, under Plugins in the menu) natively on Mac computers with Apple silicon. I'm referring to more than just 'a few' users that have only said the package was flagged.Īs always, the individual user makes the decision if they click the buttons to download and/or install this package. Yes, you can install plug-ins or extensions on Mac computers with Apple silicon from the Stock and Marketplace tab in the Creative Cloud desktop app. I can only say that if this is downloaded from the official monkrus site then more than likely the community would have spoken up that it is not safe to use. I get false positives with CR2 MS Office installs as well. The majority of software releases like this will usually show false positives in AV programs. I don't have a need to upgrade every time Adobe releases a new version, unless it fixes a broken item OR something beneficial to my workflow is released. I've been using the July 2021 release with no issues.

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