Rules are are run at login, so you could create a generic rule like so which would work:
rules.png

@Trexxm you can download it from this link:
https://sweetpproductions.com/products/wifispoof/WiFiSpoof.dmg

@Lovefire this is fixed in v3.9 which is available on my server now. It will be in the App Store after review by Apple.

Thanks for your help and persistence in tracking this down and finally fixing it
🙂

@SweetP
yep I'm the only account, so by default its admin.

I also have MBP M1 and have two rules set. Then turning off and on wifi on MBP, I auto connect to wifi (at different locations) but the MAC is not changed. I can change MAC manually just fine. Running v3.8.5 from Apple Store on Ventura 13.0.1 with helper installed

@junnil
It sounds like you need the App Store helper tool:
https://sweetpproductions.com/products/wifispoof3/WiFiSpoofMASHelper.dmg

When you download the helper tool:

double click to open the .dmg file drag the Helper app into your Applications folder double click the helper app to install and leave it in your Applications folder

@SweetP Thx, just sent

@mrmigs87 I just resent your license. If you use the activation link included in the email, it should register just fine
🙂

@elsalita my development machine is macOS 12.4, and it runs no problem

@gerrysoundmx If you are using the App Store version, you need to install the helper app:
https://sweetpproductions.com/products/wifispoof3/mashelper.htm

If you are using the version from my store, you need to click the Install HelperTool button on the General tab in Preferences.

@grazi2 do you have any crash logs in
~/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports/

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@oxoocoffee this is a good idea, and it has actually been on my roadmap for some time... I just haven't implemented it yet

I will be waiting patiently... 🙂

@sweetp As of v3.8.4 it shows that dialogue once when I start it after a restart, then does not appear until another restart. Other than the dialogue appearing, everything seems to be normal.

NOT RESOLVED 😞

A reboot causes the thunderbolt bridge virtual interface to be recreated, from that point onwards WiFi Spoof can only see the WiFi adapter and the (fairly pointless) thunderbolt bridge.

The virtual interface containing only the thunderbolt ethernet adapter is still visible (and active) in the network settings but WiFi spoof can nolonger see it. For some reason it seems to be eclipsed by the bridge no matter what you try (and I've tried everything that I can think of).

Any suggestions or help would be greatly appreciated, I've ran out of ideas.