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I've installed avast from brew cask

I'm trying to add /usr/local/share/metasploit-framework folder as an exception for a file system shield.Even though I have 'show hidden files' option enabled on my mac, Avast is still not showing hidden files (such as /usr/...)

Open Avast (Double Click on the Avast icon in the system tray ) Select the Real-Time Shields tab In the right pane click on the 'Expert Settings' button In the dialog that opens up select the 'Exclusions' tab. In the right pane, (on an empty line) click on the Browse button and select the folder of. By following the directions below you can add an exception to the Mcafee Firewall. From the main Mcafee window left click on the Firewall section of the upper left navigation menu. Next, left click on the 'Settings' link to the right. Open Avast (Double Click on the Avast icon in the system tray ) Select the Real-Time Shields tab In the right pane click on the 'Expert Settings' button In the dialog that opens up select the 'Exclusions' tab. In the right pane, (on an empty line) click on the Browse button and select the folder of.

Hidden files in Finder:

avast GUI - no hidden files:

How to add the exception if there is no obvious way to make Avast see hidden files? Any ideas?

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The file selector dialog seems to not be affected by the setting to show hidden files, but you can specify a manual path to hidden folders using the Go... command. Within the selector modal, press ⌘ + ⇧ + G to access the function. From there, you can specify a path manually, even a hidden one.

Keep in mind that this only allows access to hidden folders. Hidden files are still invisible.

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