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AppCleaner allows you to uninstall your apps easily.
It searches the files created by the applications and you can delete them quickly.
It searches the files created by the applications and you can delete them quickly.
What's New
Version 2.0.5:
- Added German localization, thanks to Michel Leist.
- SmartDelete no longer incorrectly displays its window when an app is trashed and no additionnal files are found.
- Fixes a bug which prevented apps from being added to the list of the apps to protect.
- Updated the list of Apple applications to protect for Mac OS X 10.7 Lion.
- Minor bug fixes.
Version 2.0.5:
- Added German localization, thanks to Michel Leist.
- SmartDelete no longer incorrectly displays its window when an app is trashed and no additionnal files are found.
- Fixes a bug which prevented apps from being added to the list of the apps to protect.
- Updated the list of Apple applications to protect for Mac OS X 10.7 more...
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later
AppCleaner User Discussion (Write a Review)
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AppCleaner allows you to uninstall your apps easily.
It searches the files created by the applications and you can delete them quickly.
It searches the files created by the applications and you can delete them quickly.
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Rajesh.coder reviewed on 24 Jan 2012
This does delete all the file unlike iTrash (I had problems with that and wrote a review of it too).
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SuXu reviewed on 29 Dec 2011
now I found it!!!
thank you to made this app for free!!
เป็น Apps ดีๆ และฟรี ที่ควรมีติดเครื่องไว้ครับ ใช้ง่าย และดีมากๆด้วย
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KSull72487 reviewed on 27 Nov 2011
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Stephen_Fry reviewed on 03 Nov 2011
Works as advertised and mostly capture all related files that other similar payed apps do.
Great stuff
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Hoot4wvu reviewed on 28 Sep 2011
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Jeepster reviewed on 20 Sep 2011
I did try AppCleaner and AppZapper side by side on an App and have to say that AppZapper did pull up a couple of extra related-to-the-App files - just an observational test that showed me AppZapper appeared to be more thorough, however in all fairness I didn't test them both for uninstalling a number of other different Apps as I continued to use AppZapper. If I can remember which App it was, then I'll post back here (was several weeks ago that I noticed the results).
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Brandong777 reviewed on 06 Sep 2011
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Jolly_joker reviewed on 04 Sep 2011
to include system files with the same name of the app in the results of the scan for related files!
If the developer will include that feature, it will be really the best app to uninstall apps!
For the moment you can do this thing manually, and it will shows often folders and files related:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4355?viewlocale=en_US
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JCH2 reviewed on 31 Aug 2011
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Waldo1234 reviewed on 31 Aug 2011
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please fix it
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Thanks
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Google SketchUp, GraphicConverter, Hugin, iStatPro and Switch - all have items in HD>Library>Application Support. Cenon has items in HD>Library. AppCleaner cannot find these items. It doesn't take Find Any File too long to search all the HD. I use it regularly for trashing applications as it finds all the items, including invisible ones, and then you can drag the items to the trash directly from it's search results window.
Finds associated files and folders only in the user account and not in the "Main" Library.
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06/12/08 2:48:25 PM com.apple.launchd[1] (com.freemacsoft.appcleanerdaemon[1730]) Exited with exit code: 1
06/12/08 2:48:25 PM com.apple.launchd[1] (com.freemacsoft.appcleanerdaemon[1730]) posix_spawnp("/Library/Application Support/AppCleaner/AppCleaner Daemon", ...): No such file or directory
This message recurs to the order of 5000 times per day, and I feel quite certain that this is causing my computers to stay awake.
Hopefully there is some resolution available for this problem.
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You can easily test to see if AppCleaner is the culprit...simply reinstall it and see if you stop getting the error messages. If that's the case, I'd just leave it installed and turned off until the next time you rebuild your machine...or not. It won't hurt anything.
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You can easily test to see if AppCleaner is the culprit...simply reinstall it and see if you stop getting the error messages. If that's the case, I'd just leave it installed and turned off until the next time you rebuild your machine...or not. It won't hurt anything.
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Thanks for posting your comment (twice). Well, I suppose the presence of the messages I was displaying in Console - which I posted on Dec 6 2008, which clearly indicate "AppCleaner", and this after I had uninstalled AppCleaner - would kind of suggest that yes, AppCleaner had something to do with my machines not sleeping. Or how about this: after I deleted the AppCleaner Daemon, both my computers are now sleeping without provocation. Alas, 1+1 does seem to equal 2
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Reinstall AppCleaner and turn off ALL of the checkboxes in Preferences General tab. Go to SmartDelete tab and turn it ON. Check console and it will give you this message:
"[0x0-0x102102].com.freemacsoft.AppCleaner[11455]com.freemacsoft.appcleanerdaemon: Already loaded"
Then, turn off SmartDelete, recheck the boxes and voila, you get this:
"com.apple.launchd[125] ([0x0-0x106106].com.freemacsoft.AppCleaner_Helper[11467]) Exited: Terminated"
No more 5000 launchid intrusions.
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Under OS X 10.4.11, AppCleaner Version 1.2 does not detect or display
any Widgets under its Widgets section. Furthermore, AppCleaner's
History function does not seem to work at all either, when you click
"Show History..." from the "Window" menu or use the keyboard shortcut
(Apple-L), nothing is displayed. This occurs on an Intel Core Duo
MacBook Pro.
Also, in AppCleaner Version 1.2, under OS X 10.5.3, although the History window is accessible, the Widgets section exhibits the same problem it does on OS X 10.4.11, as it does not seem to detect or display any Widgets. This occurs on an Intel Core 2 Duo MacBook.
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Kharntiitar rated on 10 Jan 2012
Esa70 rated on 15 Dec 2011
boyanov rated on 07 Dec 2011
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TripHHH rated on 10 Nov 2011
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richardtoo rated on 06 Nov 2011
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Invsblman rated on 03 Nov 2011
vthomasjr rated on 11 Oct 2011
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Twisted rated on 05 Oct 2011
stefan.kraska rated on 29 Sep 2011
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Myschizobuddy rated on 25 Sep 2011