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DaisyDisk 2.1.1
Free up disk space by quickly finding and deleting big, useless files. Shareware ($9.95)
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DaisyDisk allows you to visualize your disk usage and free up disk space by quickly finding and deleting big unused files.
The program scans your disk and displays its content as a sector diagram where the biggest files and folders at once become obvious. To drill down to a folder, just click on a segment. To bubble up, click in the center. Move the mouse over the diagram and see the name and path of each file, and enclosed files (if any). Hit Space to quickly preview file content, without launching another application. In this way, walk around your disk and drag-and-drop
The program scans your disk and displays its content as a sector diagram where the biggest files and folders at once become obvious. To drill down to a folder, just click on a segment. To bubble up, click in the center. Move the mouse over the diagram and see the name and path of each file, and enclosed files (if any). Hit Space to quickly preview file content, without launching another application. In this way, walk around your disk and drag-and-drop
What's New
Version 2.1.1:
- The app now speaks French and Italian
- Tweaked the disk size bar graphics (we really like it this way)
- Updated (fixed/polished) existing localizations
- Fixed bug with excessive CPU usage after system resume
- Proper handling of "nobrowse" volumes (no more strange volumes in the list)
- Lots of smaller tweaks and fixes
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6.8 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6.8 or later
GrandPerspecti...+11
WhatSize+10 
OmniDiskSweepe...+9 
Baseline+7 
DiskWave+5 
Disk Inventory...+4
DaisyDisk User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:30,812 |
| Version Downloads:2,369 |
| Type:Utilities : File Management |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:25 Nov 2011 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price: $9.95 |
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DaisyDisk allows you to visualize your disk usage and free up disk space by quickly finding and deleting big unused files.
The program scans your disk and displays its content as a sector diagram where the biggest files and folders at once become obvious. To drill down to a folder, just click on a segment. To bubble up, click in the center. Move the mouse over the diagram and see the name and path of each file, and enclosed files (if any). Hit Space to quickly preview file content, without launching another application. In this way, walk around your disk and drag-and-drop all unneeded files into the "collector". Expand the collector to check its contents. When done, clean it up with a single click.
The program scans your disk and displays its content as a sector diagram where the biggest files and folders at once become obvious. To drill down to a folder, just click on a segment. To bubble up, click in the center. Move the mouse over the diagram and see the name and path of each file, and enclosed files (if any). Hit Space to quickly preview file content, without launching another application. In this way, walk around your disk and drag-and-drop all unneeded files into the "collector". Expand the collector to check its contents. When done, clean it up with a single click.
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I'll try it couple day before write stars...it's have discount price, about $9,9.. cheap enough to buy...
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Babyface4life2000 reviewed on 25 Nov 2011
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With all due respect, Disk Inventory X is aged. It was last updated in 2005, and its scanning engine is much slower than DaisyDisk's. We've done comparative tests many times, Disk Inventory X is unfortunately one of the slowest. Besides, sometimes Disk Inventory X will crash if the number of files is too large and it runs out of memory. We've done a lot of scanning optimization for DaisyDisk, and its high speed is one of the things our customers mention first in their reviews.
The rectangular "tree-map" presentation in Disk Inventory X has its benefits and downsides, but our own usability tests show that our DaisyDisk's sunburst is more easily readable and navigable, in most cases.
Unlike Disk Inventory X, DaisyDisk is not freeware, but the trial version is fully functional and not limited in time. We ourselves hate to buy software that doesn't allow to test itself thoroughly :).
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Yanokwa reviewed on 12 Sep 2011
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Kev_26 reviewed on 30 Aug 2011
After the application scan your Hard Drive, it will present it to you on a map interface where you can navigate through and see how your space is distributed on the disk letting you see all the files and folders, including the hidden ones, see their sizes and letting you delete it from the application or show it to you on the Finder.
But with all the nice interface and design, you may say… it's this application really worth it?… YES, it may looks simple but the application is in fact really functional, specially for those who have their hard drive almost full and looking to get free space. With DaisyDisk you can really find out, as they say, the real space wasters and remove them, "Fast and Easy".
If you are looking for the best scanner disk for your Mac ! Well, this is it, I recommend it a 100%.
It works amazing and smoothly.
Good Job !!!
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Djefis reviewed on 09 Aug 2011
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Falstaffa reviewed on 09 Jul 2011
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Although I have liked this program, my feeling is that when user loyalty is not rewarded and a deceptive "upgrade price" is posted, I can no longer trust the developer and will either use the older version or stop using the product if the older version doesn't work.
I'm willing to pay an upgrade price, but don't feel comfortable being tricked.
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We're thinking about separating App Store and standalone version even further by clearly marking the one we have on our site as "pro". This makes sense as it already offers some advanced features (scan as administrator, hidden disk space detector) that cannot appear in the App Store version. If this happens, all existing DaisyDisk 2 users will be automatically migrated to "pro" version, but from a certain point we'll stop free migration from the App Store version to standalone.
Whatever decision we make, it will be clearly explained in our blog/twitter.
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Jordanwags reviewed on 03 Jun 2011
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Will there be an upgrade path from 2.0.6 other than paying full price for the next release?
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Anon-Bud reviewed on 28 Feb 2011
The app is great. The developer is not. I purchased version 1 through a Maczot special in January 2010. The developer does not give free upgrades to those who purchased through MacZot or MacHeist. So essentially, the 50% off special is not special at all in that we have to shell out $9.99 for the upgrade to version 2.
I refuse to do business with deceitful companies like this.
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As originally stated in http://www.daisydiskapp.com/blog/2010/09/01/one-daisy-two-daisies%E2%80%A6/ DaisyDisk 2 is a paid upgrade for most users, except for ones who get it after September 1, 2010 or before October 15, 2009. The upgrade terms haven't changed since then.
Your license has been issued in January, 19, 2010 and allows you to get a discounted upgrade, the same one as for many other users worldwide.
You have contacted the developer, got a more than adequate and polite answer (in 30 minutes, btw) to all your questions and now accuse us for not giving you away something for free.
You've bought the application on MacZot with 50% discount and now keep nagging for the free upgrade "just because". This won't work, sorry.
As Bob Dylan said "Just because you like my stuff doesn't mean I owe you something".
Good luck.
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This is all really very sad as Daisy Disk is a good product. I just don't like the way you do business.
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We gave free 2.0 upgrades to thank the early adopters of DaisyDisk (first 6 months after launch), and also we promised free upgrades shortly before the 2.0 release, which is a common practice. (though this "shortly" turned out somewhat longer than we expected :)
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Additionally, countering that is the fact that "early adopters" get a FREE upgrade! 8^D
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Can't understand your complaints at all. New customers pay full price, grace period for recent buyers of v1, general discount of 50% for owners of a v1 licence. How's that any different from any other caring developer? What's your f..king problem man?
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Emrys0821 rated on 25 Nov 2011
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Dlackovic rated on 21 Jun 2011
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nihonpeter rated on 14 Jun 2011
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Tomford rated on 26 Apr 2011
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Myka rated on 08 Mar 2011
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Davidusmusicus rated on 18 Jan 2011
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Emrys0821 rated on 17 Jan 2011