MacOS Sequoia 15.0 issue with Photoshop Extensions

[Bewitched_Whirlwind15A8]

I recently upgraded to MacOS Sequoia 15.0 on my MacBook Pro M2 and after selecting Rosetta (within Get Info) in the Photoshop 25.12 application, I was unable to open the Extension and I received the following message: 

 

[Jeff Arola]

Yes and the same applies when trying run any java scripts like File>Scripts>Image Processor

Also affected is the latest Photoshop beta version 25.13 m.2768.

This is only when running Photoshop 2024 (ps version 25.12) under Rosetta on Apple silicon Macs.

(or the Photoshop beta version 25.13 m.2768 that was current when posting this)

[Lumigraphics]

I'm not seeing this on an Intel Mac. I'll have to test at home with my M1.

[franz_h]

This major issue on Sonoma & Apple Silicon devices impacts all CEP extensions, including Photoshop's core features like Image Processor:

@Mohit Goyal Any workaround to solve this problem? And as After Effects team just announced discontiuation of Rosetta support, is this something Photoshop is also doing / going to do? 
@ErinF Is this something the CEP team is aware of, and could it be fixed with a workaround?

@Jeff Arola @Lumigraphics Feel free to upvote this issue to give it more visibility as it'll impact a growing number of real people who rely on Photoshop for their daily work 🙏

[BrettN]

There is currently a bug where switching between native and Rosetta modes disables a variety of features in Photoshop. You can fix it for now by simply resetting preferences. We've got a full fix coming in a future update.

[different_joy5E4F]

I think Adobe should be more active in supporting CEP teams and individual developers in recompiling software to support them on Apple silicon. Since many of the CEP plug-ins that artists must have are no longer available due to Adobe's updates, I hope you will actively contact these developers to recompile or share the software source code.