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CleanApp is an application deinstaller and archiver.
Why does Mac OS X need an Uninstaller?
Have you ever unsuccessfully tried to get rid of a program and all the files that came with it? Are logfiles, plists and caches cluttering folders and volumes on your Mac? Don't you ask yourself from time to time where the multiple gigabytes of hard disk space continuously vanish to? Uninstall, archive, backup and analysis; CleanApp analyzes, archives and removes applications and on your Mac, complete with all relevant files.
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Why does Mac OS X need an Uninstaller?
Have you ever unsuccessfully tried to get rid of a program and all the files that came with it? Are logfiles, plists and caches cluttering folders and volumes on your Mac? Don't you ask yourself from time to time where the multiple gigabytes of hard disk space continuously vanish to? Uninstall, archive, backup and analysis; CleanApp analyzes, archives and removes applications and on your Mac, complete with all relevant files.
Efficient:
- Our brand-new version
What's New
Version 3.4.9:
- Improved detection of trashed applications located on non-system volumes
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later
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| Downloads:219,975 |
| Version Downloads:5,221 |
| Type:Utilities : File Management |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:07 Dec 2011 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $15.00 |
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CleanApp is an application deinstaller and archiver.
Why does Mac OS X need an Uninstaller?
Have you ever unsuccessfully tried to get rid of a program and all the files that came with it? Are logfiles, plists and caches cluttering folders and volumes on your Mac? Don't you ask yourself from time to time where the multiple gigabytes of hard disk space continuously vanish to? Uninstall, archive, backup and analysis; CleanApp analyzes, archives and removes applications and on your Mac, complete with all relevant files.
Efficient:
Why does Mac OS X need an Uninstaller?
Have you ever unsuccessfully tried to get rid of a program and all the files that came with it? Are logfiles, plists and caches cluttering folders and volumes on your Mac? Don't you ask yourself from time to time where the multiple gigabytes of hard disk space continuously vanish to? Uninstall, archive, backup and analysis; CleanApp analyzes, archives and removes applications and on your Mac, complete with all relevant files.
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- Our brand-new version 3 of CleanApp now gained in power and efficiency: requiring less memory and CPU than the predecessor, CleanApp 3 reliably tracks the most complex installations and quickly presents the user with a comprehensive listing of all information gathered so far.
- CleanApp's Logging Service is our custom-designed mechanism to meticulously record all acitivies of applications on your Mac. This component has been updated, leveraging Apple's recommended programming architecture. CleanApp 3 is now completely Leopard-compliant and runs smoothly on Mac OS X 10.5. To maintain backwards compatibility, we still fully support Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger.
- Our entirely new GUI design comprises much of the feedback and suggestions we received from our users. CleanApp 3 has become even easier to handle and configure thanks to this new graphical user interface.
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Mikebenda reviewed on 23 Dec 2011
Here's what happens:
I drag an application to the trash.
CleanApp launches and a sheet drops down stating:
An incompatible version of CleanApp's Logging Service
has been detected.
Please update your Logging Service.
I click on "Update Logging"
A sheet drops down stating:
Error in authorization. Process aborted.
I click "ok", then open preferences where I see
"Incompatible with tis CleanApp version."
I click on "Update Logging" and once again
a sheet drops down stating:
Error in authorization. Process aborted.
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John21 reviewed on 12 Dec 2011
22KP reviewed on 08 Dec 2011
Wonderful Cust Service..
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June8 reviewed on 31 Oct 2011
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zitronenmelissa reviewed on 27 Oct 2011
This feature is a big +
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Mikebenda reviewed on 21 Oct 2011
I'm running 10.7.2 and have run CleanApp twice to see what my disk usage is on an external backup drive. Both times it crashed.
It also doesn't detect when I drag an application to the trash. I have to launch CleanApp and drag the app's icon into the window for it to work.
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rramito reviewed on 16 Oct 2011
Even after I ttry: sudo launchctl remove com.synium.cleanappdaemon, I still find messages like -- com.apple.launchd[1] (com.synium.cleanappdaemon[3727]) posix_spawn("/Library/Application Support/CleanApp/CleanApp Daemon.app/Contents/MacOS/CleanApp Daemon", ...): No such file or directory
well if there is no such, then why is this still in my console? I dunno what gives, but I wish I never tried it out...
because messages like this:
com.apple.launchd[1] (com.synium.cleanappdaemon[3688]) Exited with exit code: 1
10/16/11 4:40:16 PM com.apple.launchd[1] (com.synium.cleanappdaemon) Throttling respawn: Will start in 10 seconds
just make me nervous!
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unmoutondansunnuage reviewed on 24 Sep 2011
But after I started the function, I didn't see Cleanapp show in the menu of login items in users & groups in system preference.
So even if Cleanapp doesn't show in the menu, the logging service still works? Should i choose Cleanapp into the menu?
anyone knows about it?
THX!!
(Version 3.4.9
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Sonytel reviewed on 01 Sep 2011
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Replaced the app with version 3.4.4 from my backups. Re-installed logger with version 3.4.4 ---- seems to have successfully recovered from the 345 bug without having to get into preference files/ support files.
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My question is how can i but all the files back where they have been before.
I do but it after Trash on my External Drive in case so thanks for the Help
Greetings
hermann
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After reinstalling (from Timemachine) the Aperture.app again, it run in 64 Bit Mode again.
Aperture shows the 32Bit Mode in the Headline of the window.
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http://img215.imageshack.us/img215/1491/cleanapp.png
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What happened?
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(OS X 10.4.11 on G5 iMac)
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More things than ever are now showing up as related items which have nothing to do with the application being deleted.
This is disappointing. I notified the developer but this time my email has gone unanswered. Their support site forum said that they will fix the daemon but that was back on 7/12.
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