I'm not touching this thing until they fix the EULA! Too bad it looks great :/

“When you upload or otherwise submit content to our Services, you give Google (and those we work with) a worldwide license to use, host, store, reproduce, modify, create derivative works (such as those resulting from translations, adaptations or other changes we make so that your content works better with our Services), communicate, publish, publicly perform, publicly display and distribute such content. The rights you grant in this license are for the limited purpose of operating, promoting, and improving our Services, and to develop new ones. This license continues even if you stop using our Services …”

http://slapphappe.wordpress.com/2012/04/25/why-you-should-not-use-google-drive-read-the-eula-and-despair/

Latest stable version is 11.2.202.233, not 11.2.202.228 which MU has linked above.

http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/?no_redirect

Have user controls over versions and auto-save been implemented? This is why I can not upgrade to 10.7.

I want an off switch for versions / auto-save. It completely trashes my workflow and fills up my hard disk with backups of large media files that I never intended to save the changes that I made to them.

If I want an iPhone / iPad I'll go buy one, give me back control over my Mac!

I've tried every other cookie management program, browser plugin, etc... for Mac and *nothing* comes close to doing the job that Cookie does.

Plus, Sweet P has been a dedicated developer for mac for years and I trust them. Their after sales support is excellent, just look at how the developer replies to people in the comments here.

There is a learning curve at first or really it's just a setup curve unless you need educating on what cookies are and how they work. If you know about cookies already this program is very robust.

Please keep it lean and mean, I'm noticing some "feature creep" in the last couple releases that added features. I'd hate to see this get bloated as it has a pretty specific scope of what it does.

Hey MacUpdate, how about you stop featuring apps that can't even hold a 2 star rating?

Don't you care what your user base thinks?

Personally, I'd be featuring ClickToFlash instead.

This version upgrades MapManager to version 2.1.3.1beta. When you do a custom install it does show that it will be "upgrading" MapManager and MapInstall applications but it does not indicate to what version which would allow you to unselect those applications if you already have a newer version installed to prevent an unintended downgrade. This should not even be an issue though because the installer should be smart enough not to downgrade applications to older versions.

It's very confusing the way Garmin is packaging updates. MapManager and MapInstall updates were released quite recently and listed on MacUpdate as separate updates but in fact both listings point to the same download/file which installs both applications, again, without indicating what version is being installed.

Like I said in my previous comment for version 3.0.1, it is very poor practice to not identify in the installer description that it will be updating or downgrading applications other than BaseCamp. I'm happy that Garmin is supporting the Mac but it wouldn't take much more effort to be clear about what these packages contain and what is going to be updated. Also, if they're going to continue bundling multiple application updates into each release without indicating as much in the name or description then make the installers smart enough to recognize when you have a newer version and don't mess with it!

Finally, I don't see in the release notes that the problem with not displaying the latest BlueChart maps has been addressed in this update.