MCD3  Cache-Out is also free and does the same

Applejack does a complete system repair AND removes caches, logs and swap files

free

Not everyone knows you can reset browsers-BUT-if an app does it-one should be warned-

esp if both cookies AND bookmarks go away  
(Version 3.08)

DNELSON  Oh my gosh... These stupid reviews by some people drive me insane.

The only reason to give this app two stars is if you're jealous and too stupid to write your own app.

Lay off. While $10 may be steep, this guy has accomplished stuff I still haven't figured out to do. (By the way, developer, I have some questions if you'd be willing to answer them. Email would probably be best.)

Again. Cut these ridiculous ratings. Just comment and move on!  
(Version 3.06)

PERSON1229  Reset Safari means Reset Safari.

When you Reset Safari, you deleted all preferences, all bookmarks, everything.

Because you Reset Safari.

This was no fault of MacDust, but a lack of understanding by what the word RESET means.

MacHeist had the same issue, which is why in 3.02 the wording was changed.

MacDust did NOT permanently set your cookie settings, you just kept erasing what you had set as the settings.  
(Version 3.04)

PJHOT  Crap! Screwed up Safari so that it will no longer accept ANY cookies!  
(Version 3.04)

SASZKA  Unfortunately old licenses from ver. 2 won't work anymore on ver. 3. I remember developer telling that licenses from v.2 would be updated for free to v.3. I hope developer will issue free licenses for old users. Unfortunately on his webpage developer contact info is missing.  
(Version 3.01)

WIL1113  I just started using this app, and I must say, I have nothing to complain about. Well done! :D  
(Version 3.0)

PERSON1229  You do not need 2.48 for Tiger Support, MacDust 3 was rewritten from the ground up (twice) for Tiger Compatibility.  
(Version 3.0)

AKROBAT  Well, it's been a while since I last reviewed this. It's first incarnation was somewhat dangerous to use... so I'm glad to see it no longer trashes the System Receipts and mess up your Mac.

On opening the app you're presented with a number of tabs from which you can choose your cleaning options.

SYSTEM - Ok. But this basic cleaning can all be done by Onyx or Ice Clean or Main Menu.

BROWSER- Ditto. Can be done by free apps.

However there is a choice of browsers which is handy.

CHATS - Again, these are just logs. Nothing special there. Easily cleaned by free alternatives.

TORRENT - Can either be cleaned by a free app or you simply remove the Torrents yourself with a few clicks. More window dressing than anything else.

OTHER - Just a bunch of caches... again easy to re move with any free application.

MacDust is not a 'specialised cleaning' app. It simply cleans out caches, log files and temporary files. What it does is divide the cleaning between certain applications you may or may not have on your system... this is the 'specialised' part.

I'll be honest: it's not a bad application, but far too limited to ask for money especially since the likes of Onyx, IceClean and Main Menu (to name a few) do the same job and much more, such as removing .DS files, updating prebindings etc, etc.

Still, for people who don't have much Mac knowledge it probably ideal.  
(Version 2.73)

MAC-MAN  Tried this thing but must honestly say I was not impressed. There are many free apps out there that are far better and do a lot more. Why he tries to charge for this is a mystery.

MainMenu, for example which is also featured on this site is 5x better and does a lot more including serious deep (and safe) cleaning. I personally don't find MacDust an 'oustanding' tool as the Developer states, but that's my opinion.  
(Version 2.73)

PERSON1229  Please note that Onyx and MacDust fall into very different categories. I most certainly recommend Onyx for your system maintenance! MacDust is for cleaning and you can to give it a try for free to see the difference between these two outstanding tools.  
(Version 2.73)