Hi everybody,

With the availability of Apple Silicon hardware today, we are very excited to also provide a first experimental version of Boxcryptor with native support for Apple's new processor architecture for maximized performance and battery life. While this experimental version is available for early access, we plan to release a stable version by the end of November after we ironed out the last missing pieces and made sure that it runs smooth on the final Apple Silicon M1 chip.

If you are one of the first with Apple Silicon hardware, you can download the experimental--- version v2.38.1060 here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/k4rkgxgniyqveg9/Boxcryptor_v2.38.1060_Installer.dmg?dl=0

EDIT: The latest experimental version for Apple Silicon Macs can be downloaded here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/l13a4cb4sr0wx1p/Boxcryptor_v2.38.1067_Installer.dmg?dl=0

EDIT: The latest experimental version for Apple Silicon Macs can be downloaded here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/h993aosacn0bfro/Boxcryptor_v2.39.1101_Installer.dmg?dl=0

EDIT: The latest experimental version for Apple Silicon Macs can be downloaded here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/capkjj2zf1txcmq/Boxcryptor_v2.39.1110_Installer.dmg?dl=0

EDIT: The official version for Apple Silicon Macs can be downloaded here:
https://www.boxcryptor.com/l/download-macosx

In order to install the required Boxcryptor kernel extension, you must first allow the loading of kernel extensions from identified developers which is disallowed by default on Apple Silicon Macs. To change this, please follow these steps:

Reboot your Mac into Recovery Mode
Open Utilities -> Startup Security Utility
Select your system volume, unlock it if required and click the Security Policy... button
Choose Reduced Security
Enable Allow user management of kernel extensions from identified developers
Click OK
Confirm the action by entering your administrator credentials
Restart your Mac

You only need to perform these steps once for any kernel extension which might be part of other apps (e.g. Dropbox, Google Drive File Stream, etc.). Learn more about this change here:
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/kernel/installing_a_custom_kernel_extension

NOTE: Despite the dramatic name, your Mac is just as secure using Reduced Security as with Full Security. While Full Security only allows to install the very latest Apple approved version of macOS, Reduced Security also allows you to install older Apple approved versions of macOS and to load 3rd party kernel extensions from Apple identified developers.

HINT: Apple changed the procedure to boot into Recovery Mode on Apple Silicon Macs. Instead of pressing & holding Cmd+R after pressing the power button, you must press & hold the power button and then choose Options

As with any experimental version, we're looking forward to your feedback - either here or directly via support@boxcryptor.com.

Best regards,
Robert