Tauri v2 Permissions Guide

Tauri v2 permissions are configured by defining capabilities for plugin permissions and platform-specific requirements across the Rust and JS stack. You must register plugins, define capabilities, and validate macOS Info.plist entries to ensure secure app operation.

Tauri v2 capabilities act as centralized permission definitions that restrict plugin access and secure app behavior. They define exactly what system-level actions your frontend can invoke, preventing unauthorized plugin execution and satisfying secure app operation requirements.

macOS entitlements and App Transport Security (ATS) settings in Tauri v2 are configured through the macOS Info.plist file. You must add specific entries to grant system permissions and allow necessary network connections for your desktop app.

Configuring Tauri v2 permissions applies across macOS and the Rust/JS stack, covering capabilities, plugin registrations, and platform-specific requirements. It ensures consistent permission validation and secure behavior throughout the entire desktop application architecture.

Tauri v2 plugin permissions often fail due to missing capability definitions, incorrect macOS Info.plist entries, or unregistered plugins. Reviewing common pitfalls documentation helps validate entitlements and ensure proper plugin registrations for secure app behavior.