Beta candidate: testers wanted on Photoshop 2024, macOS, and fresh installs

[MehranMarxian]

OpenLayer is a free, open-source (MIT) plugin for Photoshop that runs AI image tools through
your own local ComfyUI, and every result comes back as a real layer. Nothing is uploaded
anywhere.

v0.41.0-alpha is the beta candidate. Before it can be called a beta, three things have to be
checked on machines that aren't mine. Everything so far has been tested on one Windows 11 PC with
Photoshop 2025 and a 12 GB RTX 4070 Ti.

I'm looking for:

• Photoshop 2024 users. Photoshop 2024 is the oldest version the plugin supports, and I don't
  have it.
• Mac users. OpenLayer has never been run on macOS. It may not work at all, and that is exactly
  what I need to know.
• Someone starting from zero. No ComfyUI yet, or a fresh install. Follow Getting
  started and tell me
  where you got stuck, if anywhere. Comfy Desktop works: the panel finds it on its port.

What it takes (about ten minutes once ComfyUI runs):

1. Install from the v0.41.0-alpha release: double-click the .ccx.
2. Follow the five-minute test:
   connect ComfyUI, generate one image, import one layer.
3. If you're on Photoshop 2024 or a Mac, two more steps: Image to Image › Capture Active Layer,
   Generate and Import to Layers (the result should sit exactly over the layer); then draw a
   selection and use Inpaint › Capture Visible (the previews should match the selection).
4. Send a tester report,
   whether it worked or not. "It never connected" helps more than a success, because it is the
   failure I can't reproduce here.

You need: Photoshop 2024 or newer, a local ComfyUI, and a GPU with 8 GB of VRAM or more. If
you have no models yet, the panel's Setup screen has a Start here card that downloads FLUX.2
Klein 4B (Apache-2.0, 12.5 GB, no sign-in) into the right folders.

The plugin sends nothing anywhere: no telemetry, no account. Settings › Copy Diagnostics
builds the technical part of the report on your machine, for you to read before pasting.

Thank you. A single report from a Mac or Photoshop 2024 moves the beta more than anything I can do
on my own machine.