catalinamacosparallels-desktop
After having installed macOS Catalina, I cannot launch Parallels Desktop anymore.
Launching Parallels Desktop from the dock results in the message in the image below. It says that I should "Allow" Parallels Desktop in "Security and Privacy" settings, but it's not showing up there.
How can I manually "Allow" Parallels Desktop in "Security and Privacy" settings, when it's not showing up there?
To add an application to Launchpad, you can simply drag it to Launchpad in the Dock.
But be careful — currently there's no way to remove something from Launchpad that you've added.
(And if you have items in a folder in Launchpad, you can easily drag them out and organize them as you wish.)
Ok... I figured it out.
Disable the block
sudo spctl --master-disable
Launch Firefox and allow the update to complete then re-enable the block. I bet this will also resolve other software not opening as well.
sudo spctl --master-enable
Thanks to @Mark for the reminder about the Beta forums.
Best Answer
Your screen capture shows the Security and Privacy > :General" tab. Did you look under the "Privacy" tab?
There will be a list of categories on the left and then the permissions of each app on the right. You will need to select the categories on the left one at a time (I'd start with "Accessibility") and authorize any instance of Parallels that requests permissions for that app..
To do this you will first have to click the padlock icon and authenticate with an admin password.