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Click "Specify Minecraft Bedrock Location"
Add .bdr files to the mods folder
Restart BedrockForge
Click "Enable" to enable the mod, or "Disable" to disable it

1. Create a mods folder (if non-existent) in the app folder (or create a BedrockMods folder in ~ for Mac Port)
   
2. Make a folder with any name inside mods
   
3. Add inside it your behavior pack named behavior and resource pack named resource (as folders)
   
4. Put a icon to the folder
5. Create a info.json
Info.json example:
   

{
  "name": "My Mod",
  "version": "1.0.0",
  "creator": "You",
  "description": "Example BedrockForge mod.",
  "requires_minecraft": "1.21",
  "preview": false,
  "icon": "icon.png",
  "jsfile": ["main.js"]
}

name - Name of the mod
version - Version of the mod
creator - Person who created the mod
description - Description of the mod
requires_minecraft - The required Minecraft Bedrock version
preview - Is the mod for Bedrock preview
icon - Icon name for the mod icon
jsfile - The file that uses the JS API, can add more (like ["script1.js", "script2.js"] )
6. Add a .js file (one or more, value of jsfile in the JSON) using the Bedrock JavaScript API (required)
7. Zip the contents of the folder
8. Rename the .zip to .bdr
9. Put the .bdr file directly in the root of the mods folder
10. Run BedrockForge, click Enable on your mod

How the Windows port works? It runs on tkinter for GUI, PIL for mod icon and os,shutil for managing files and folders
How the Mac port works? It runs on shell to run the uncompiled AppleScript and AppleScript for copying and Dialogs for GUI
The Mac port was built on Windows
The Mac port is for Edu Edition, because only Windows-based devices can run Bedrock, but ones that aren't (like Android or Mac) just have Edu