I'm using Mac Sierra and I just noticed that my extensions like Macphun are missing from the list. They were working not too long ago before a recent update I believe so I'm not sure what happened to them. How do I add them back in? I can't see a way to do it. I'd really appreciate the help!
MacBook Pro with Retina display, OS X El Capitan (10.11.1)
Did you recently update the MacPhun apps? Then run them again to install the updated extensions. Quit and restart Photos.
Then run "them"? I'm not quite sure what you mean. I'm not sure if I updated the MacPhun apps recently. i can't remember lol. So if I have, what shall I do?
Select each of the MacPhun application in your Applications folder in turn and double click them to launch them. If they need to install an updated extension they will do so.quit them again and then restart the Mac.
Ah I see what you mean. I did this the other day. I launched the Macphun app independently via the Finder and there were no updates. I've restarted my Mac yesterday so I guess there's something else going on.
Have youn restarted the Mac after you launched the MacPhun apps? And then checked again the extensions in Photos?
And have you tried the Terminal command in this Support document? If Share options or Markup is missing after upgrading to OS X Yosemite or El Capitan
Yes I restarted my Mac after I launched the MacPhun apps and still nothing. I tried the terminal command (not that I know what any of this means) and relaunched Extensions and don't see anything.
Regarding this: "You should now see the expected Share 
and Markup features. If not, go to Apple menu > System Preferences, click Extensions, and make sure that the Markup and sharing features are turned on in the Actions and Share Menu sections." I don't see the macphun app listed anywhere in the Extensions. Nothing under Photos, nothing under Share.
This is so strange. It has to be the upgrade to Sierra that caused this. It's the only thing that's changed recently.
Which MacPhun.app is it you are using? Are you using the CK versions from MacPhun's website or the AppStore versions?
I am seeing these in the Extensions:
I'm using the website versions. I've seen them before here though so I'm wondering if that makes a difference. I see nothing except markup.
The website version plug-ins (the CK versions of the apps) have been the first to come with the photo editing extensions. My version is Creative Kit CK 206, and the extensions are working well in Photos on Sierra.
But they are not updated through the App Store. Have you used the "Check for update" menu item in the application menus, when you are running the apps?
For example:
The Focus CK app is the only one in the bundle, that is not showing in the extensions panel, but the extension is missing in the application in the pug-ins folder.
Yes I've done all that. They are updated. I don't get why this is happening. I'm a photographer and use Photoshop and Macphun as a plugin and it works fine there. Just missing in Photos extension which is a drag because I like using it for my iPhone photos via Photos.
Which version of Sierra do you have? macOS 10.12.0 or 10.12.1?
If your not yet running 10.12.1, consider to update. But if you are already running this system version, consider to reinstall macOS Sierra. Perhaps the download did not succeed completely.
Your problem might be fixed with the next Sierra update to 10.12.2.
Alternately, while you are waiting for the next system update, open the MacPhun apps from the "External Editors" photo editing extension. It is available for 99cents from the App Store and very convenient.
I'm running 10.12.1. Hopefully this is fixed soon. So frustrating. The app for $.99 sounds good except I show it at $9.99. I'm looking at Macphun Intensify by the way.
The extension is External Editors for Photos $0.99 from the App store - it will let you use any editor as an external editor including Macphun -- Photo Editing Extensions for Photos for Mac
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When I go to the app store, Intensify is $9.99. See my screenshot. How do I find a 99 cent Intensify app?
Again no one is talking about the intensify extension - for the third time the suggestion is to use the External Editors for Photo extension which is $0.99 in the app store and will let you use any editor from Photos
Alternately, while you are waiting for the next system update, open the MacPhun apps from the "External Editors" photo editing extension. It is available for 99cents from the App Store and very convenient.
The extension is External Editors for Photos $0.99 from the App store - it will let you use any editor as an external editor including Macphun -- Photo Editing Extensions for Photos for Mac
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3rd party extensions missing from System Preferences Extensions
