Semulov lists all mounted volumes in your menubar, categorized by type. Clicking on a volume menu will unmount/eject that volume. Semulov also supports Growl unmount and mount notifications.
Any idea how long it will take you roughly to release an update? I really like Semulov but having to restart it all the time drives me nuts. So nuts actually that I'm checking MU every day for your upcoming update. :)
Thank you.
Great app, exactly what I searched for. I hated it to need to use the finder to eject OTHER MEDIA than optical drives, which are available in Macs original eject menu. And thanks for providing it for free.
For all the ones writing about CMD+E or Eject Menu item be able to be placed in the menu bar from Mac default, TRY TO LEARN READING FIRST! This great tool ejects ALSO Webdav Folders, DMGs etc. which the original Mac dialogue DOESN'T!!!
Nice app!
Wish there was a feature to automatically unmount partitions during startup.
I have an internal full backup drive and occasionally an alias of one of my files points to a folder on my backup instead of my primary drive.
Currently what I have been doing, for years now, is when working on important client files, or important digital images for myself... is to remember to eject my 'image' partition before starting work.
So this app is great for that instead of having to startup Disk Utility.
But it sure would be nice if it would allow a user to designate specific internal partitions to unmount immediately after startup.
I just found this app and "Unmount Volumes" (which does allow this) today.
Thanks for the freeware.
Greatly appreciate it!
Found an app that will __automatically__ only those partitions/drives you want to unmount at startup... "Unmount Volumes" thereby speeding up boot time and preventing accidents from occuring (i.e. saving files to a backup that will be overwritten, etc.)
Useless. If you have to eject somthing, you can eject from iTunes or Finder, isn't it? Besides doesn't eject stuck media, which is a more useful feature! Do not waste your time with this app!
The app never claimed that it could eject stuck media. Plus, if you think using iTunes to eject something is useful, then it's obvious you're not the intended audience.
A 1-star rating on an app that does what it advertises for free is a low blow. Next time be a little more considerate to those who distribute their work for free.
I love the look and reactivity of this apps and jumped on it as I am constantly mounting and unmounting or ejecting drives as a video editor. This would be great IF you could also mount drives. I, for one, would be happy with a small shareware charge for such an app provided it remained robust.
This tool is somewhat irrelevant without the ability to mount a drive/partition that you unmounted. If it could do that, then you wouldn't need to open Disk Utility or Terminal to re-mount.
You don't really need this app if you know how to use CMD+E to unmount a drive because that's all that it does, and takes up space in your menubar.
KWOJNIAK: I notice that the download-links are still offline for Semulov -- it sounds like a great little utility, but will it by chance be available for download again soon?
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Semulov lists all mounted volumes in your menubar, categorized by type. Clicking on a volume menu will unmount/eject that volume. Semulov also supports Growl unmount and mount notifications.
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Thank you.
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http://www.kainjow.com/downloads/Semulov1.5b1.zip
Please email me kainjow@kainjow.com letting me know how it goes.
Thanks everyone.
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Peypey reviewed on 23 May 2011
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Heutger reviewed on 24 Feb 2011
For all the ones writing about CMD+E or Eject Menu item be able to be placed in the menu bar from Mac default, TRY TO LEARN READING FIRST! This great tool ejects ALSO Webdav Folders, DMGs etc. which the original Mac dialogue DOESN'T!!!
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Ronl reviewed on 13 Jun 2010
Wish there was a feature to automatically unmount partitions during startup.
I have an internal full backup drive and occasionally an alias of one of my files points to a folder on my backup instead of my primary drive.
Currently what I have been doing, for years now, is when working on important client files, or important digital images for myself... is to remember to eject my 'image' partition before starting work.
So this app is great for that instead of having to startup Disk Utility.
But it sure would be nice if it would allow a user to designate specific internal partitions to unmount immediately after startup.
I just found this app and "Unmount Volumes" (which does allow this) today.
Thanks for the freeware.
Greatly appreciate it!
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Pukky reviewed on 07 Feb 2010
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A 1-star rating on an app that does what it advertises for free is a low blow. Next time be a little more considerate to those who distribute their work for free.
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Gordon142 reviewed on 30 Jan 2009
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mishinka reviewed on 08 Aug 2008
Thanks though - great icon idea...also.
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l0xby reviewed on 24 Jul 2008
You don't really need this app if you know how to use CMD+E to unmount a drive because that's all that it does, and takes up space in your menubar.
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JohnKHeath rated on 22 Oct 2011