Put the following in a file “patch.m”:<\/p>\n
\n#import <AppKit\/AppKit.h>
\n__attribute((constructor)) void Patch_10_10_2_entry()
\n{
\nNSLog(@”10.10.2 patch loaded”);
\n}
\n@interface NSTouch ()
\n– (id)_initWithPreviousTouch:(NSTouch *)touch newPhase:(NSTouchPhase)phase position:(CGPoint)position isResting:(BOOL)isResting force:(double)force;
\n@end
\n@implementation NSTouch (Patch_10_10_2)
\n– (id)_initWithPreviousTouch:(NSTouch *)touch newPhase:(NSTouchPhase)phase position:(CGPoint)position isResting:(BOOL)isResting
\n{
\nreturn [self _initWithPreviousTouch:touch newPhase:phase position:position isResting:isResting force:0];
\n}
\n@end\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\nCompile it:<\/p>\n
clang -dynamiclib -framework AppKit patch.m -o patch.dylib<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Use it:<\/p>\n
env DYLD_INSERT_LIBRARIES=\/path\/to\/patch.dylib “\/path\/to\/Google Chrome.app\/Contents\/MacOS\/Google Chrome”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Safer way<\/strong><\/h1>\n
A safer way would be to copy the 10.1.1 AppKit.framework and create as a local framework for just Google Chrome:<\/p>\n
cd \/Applications\/Google Chrome.app\/Contents\/
\nmkdir Frameworks
\ncp -R path-to-10.1.1\/AppKit.framework Frameworks\/
\ninstall_name_tool -change \/System\/Library\/Frameworks\/AppKit.framework\/Versions\/C\/AppKit @executable_path\/..\/Frameworks\/AppKit.framework\/Versions\/C\/AppKit MacOS\/Google Chrome\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n