Service Scrubber... Wouldn't the services menu be much more useful if it weren't overcrowded by services you never even thought of using? With Service Scrubber, you can:
restructure the services menu
change service keyboard shortcuts
disable services
What's New
Version 1.1.5:
[new] Icon by Lars Herrmann.
[improved] French localization by Ronald Leroux.
Available languages: Danish, English, French, German, Japanese, Traditional Chinese.
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later.
I'M HAPPY to witness that Many Tricks is back online, with the great communicator Rob Griffiths (of MacOSXHints fame) joining the company.
There have been RECENT UPDATES, they have an ACTIVE BLOG now, and I definitely know they ARE ACTIVELY WORKING on cool new stuff as well as on more updates to their existing software.
See http://www.manytricks.com and http://www.manytricks.com/blog for more information.
And no, I'm not married to Peter or Rob or Alex, and I'm not affiliated with Many Tricks, I'm just a happy user of some of their stuff, and I'm in contact w/ them over their blog.
They're back on-line again.
Great! Looking forward to more good work.
This is a very helpful utility that runs under 10.6.2 and is unique in it's functionality.
This is just great. It doesn't do much, but for what it does, it performs great. It's fascinating how Apple wouldn't implement such a feature within Finder, right off the bat.
I've never had any problems with Service Scrubber and it will continue to be part of my most essential apps collection.
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Service Scrubber... Wouldn't the services menu be much more useful if it weren't overcrowded by services you never even thought of using? With Service Scrubber, you can:
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Bidule reviewed on 07 Feb 2011
+10
"Apple has improved services and their menu representation dramatically in Mac OS X 10.6, rendering Service Scrubber obsolete, in our humble opinion.
We'll leave this online for those who need to stay with Mac OS X 10.5 or earlier."
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There have been RECENT UPDATES, they have an ACTIVE BLOG now, and I definitely know they ARE ACTIVELY WORKING on cool new stuff as well as on more updates to their existing software.
See http://www.manytricks.com and http://www.manytricks.com/blog for more information.
And no, I'm not married to Peter or Rob or Alex, and I'm not affiliated with Many Tricks, I'm just a happy user of some of their stuff, and I'm in contact w/ them over their blog.
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Great! Looking forward to more good work.
This is a very helpful utility that runs under 10.6.2 and is unique in it's functionality.
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uncoy reviewed on 16 Jan 2008
Peter Mauer and Marcel Brink (Tinker Tool and Hardware Monitor) are two of very few programmers whom I trust with system level utilities. Rock solid.
I've donated to almost every product they write and recommend you consider making a donation as well.
Any of their code is better and more useful than 90% of the $30+ shareware apps out there.
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hced reviewed on 22 Dec 2006
I've never had any problems with Service Scrubber and it will continue to be part of my most essential apps collection.
5 stars, all cathegories.
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minimal design reviewed on 08 Oct 2006
I wouldn't know how to use OS X without Butler and this is yet another super useful and perfectly designed app.
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CA reviewed on 12 Jun 2006
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If you want your (non-Mail.app) e-mail client to provide a service for sending e-mails, you'll have to contact the developers of that e-mail client.
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Orion Mk. V reviewed on 24 Jan 2006
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I dont have access to the system services (Chinese Textconverter, Finder, …), so I can't disable them :-((
Suggestion : It can be useful to sort the services by type : system / external providers, disable / enable.
Great work
PS : is there a possible way to have the services menu into a contextual menu (under right clic) ??
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Mithoo rated on 18 Feb 2011
+10
Bidule rated on 07 Feb 2011