Since updating to macos26.0.1 Stream Deck does not talk to Keybord Maestro

[APenNameAndThatA]

Hi. Keyboard Maestro still does other things when I press the button. The KM macros still work when I activate them directly from inside KM. The macros are still in the Stream Deck app. KMLink is the latest version, 1.5., so it did not reinstall. What to do? Thanks1

[gplawhorn]

I'm seeing the same issue. Hope it gets resolved.

[tyesamson]

Edit: Apologies, please disregard. An uninstall/reinstall fixed it!

Interesting... it was working for me fine on 26.0.1 but I just updated to 26.1 and now I experience the exact same behaviour that you describe: KM macros work in KM but they no longer trigger via KM Link. KM 11.0.4, Stream Deck app 7.0.3 (22071), KM Link 1.5

[gplawhorn]

I just removed and reinstalled Keyboard Maestro (11.0.4), Stream Deck (7.03), and KMLink, but it is not recognizing macros. I'm experimenting with Better Touch Tool.

[pct196]

I'm experiencing this issue as well on a new install and I'm NOT experiencing this on my old install. I'm running macOS 26.1, KM 11.0.4, Stream Deck 7.0.3 and KM Link 1.5. I've included a shot video below showing the issue where the refresh icon keeps spinning.
I've tried installing an older version of the Stream Deck software, without luck.

I wasn't asked for any permissions by the Stream Deck software. I've also tried running Stream Deck with full disk permissions, but with no luck.

Does anybody else have any recommendations please?

I've created a ticket with Elgato (#2008657313). I will update here as I hear back.

CleanShot.2025-11-17.at.15.48.37.mp4

Cheers,

Tag

[pct196]

Folks, the plugin has been created to work with the old Intel architecture. To get the plugin working you need to install Rosetta 2, which is emulation software. You can install Rosetta 2 with the following:

• Open the Mac Terminal.
• Run softwareupdate --install-rosetta
• From the Stream Deck menu bar application click Quit Stream Deck
• Restart Stream Deck.

[gplawhorn]

Brilliant - that fixes it. Note to self: macOS Tahoe doesn't install Rosetta automatically.