Ejector
Ejector 0.9.0
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Ejector adds an Eject icon to the Mac OS X menu bar.From it you can eject any disks, e.g. an iPod, a CD, a DVD, an USB Key and even a .dmg or a hard disk (including external one).You can then safely disconnect them from your mac.
What's New
Version 0.9.0
  • Adds a shortcut to eject all drives.
Requirements
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.4 or later







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Ejector User Discussion (Write a Review)
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Philosopherdog reviewed on 19 Sep 2011
Many thanx to the developer. This little app adds the much needed ability to eject all external devices in one shot. You can do it via terminal, but ejecting via a hotkey is a great solution. Now I can quickly eject all external devices before sleeping my machine to take on the road. Thanx
[Version 0.9.0]


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Mcjf reviewed on 27 Aug 2011
I like it. If you don't want to have your desktop cluttered with external drives, mounted volumes, USB Sticks etc. but still need some place other than the Finder to get an overview and to easily eject them, this is the app. I really like that mounted disk volumes are separated from drives by a thin line. And that they are order by their disk/partition number, not alphabetically. Very nice! Plus it seems to work fine with Lion (unlike Semulov at this time). But I have a small wishlist:

#1 Could you please add an option to have the total number of mounted volumes/drives shown right next to the menu bar icon (like in Semulov). That would be so helpful! That's my biggest wish.

#2 And if you have time, I'd also appreciate an option to switch to bigger icons (like in Volumizer).

Thank you.
[Version 0.9.0]


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James-D commented on 14 Nov 2010
If Command + E is too much for you, just add OS X's built-in Eject menubar widget to the menubar - it's located in "System/Library/CoreServices/Menu Extras/" then just double click the Eject.menu to have it permanently live in the menu bar. There's a whole bunch of menubar widgets in that folder, you should take a look at them.
[Version 0.9.0]

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Danfrakes replied on 16 Nov 2010
OS X's Eject menu extra ejects only optical drives. This utility lists all mounted volumes and lets you eject any (or all) without having to switch to the Finder and locate the volume you want to unmount. If you have a good number of mounted volumes, it can be a nice time saver.
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Pukky reviewed on 11 May 2010
Useless. If you have to eject something, you can use the finder or others.
[Version 0.8.1]


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Lesoth0 commented on 24 Dec 2009
Actually Snow Leopard 10.62 has broken the function keys such as Sound / Eject buttons so this little app is a God-send!
[Version 0.8.1]


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peanut butter commented on 14 Jan 2007
How is the keyboard command so many fewer clicks and less time?????

While the keyboard shortcut (cmd+e) is quick and easy, you are forgetting the other steps involved...

1a. get to the desktop
-press F11, or mouse to the desktop
1b. get to a finder window
-select the finder icon in the dock
2. select the item you want to eject
...now....
3. go back to the keyboard and press cmd+e

OR

1. go to the menu bar with mouse
2. select icon within ejector menu using mouse
3. eject the drive

Either option could be faster than the other depending on your situation.
[Version 0.8.1]


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crucial commented on 20 Jun 2006
If you want to take a simple operation with a simple and easy to remember keyboard shortcut (Command-E (Eject)) and turn it into a time consuming operation with many mouse movements and clicks, and, adds yet another icon to your menu bar then this is your type of app.

My advice - learn the keyboard shortcuts that are built into the OS before installing software that duplicates existing functionality.
[Version 0.8.1]


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iwilleatyourbrains commented on 28 Dec 2005
just use the eject menu that you can enable with tinkertool or mac pilot or something.
[Version 0.8]


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Anonymous reviewed on 26 Oct 2004
Ejector 0.7.1 now works with Jaguar!

At least, it works fine on my 10.2.8 .

The developer showed great tenacity and successfully bridged the gap b/w Jaguar & Panther.

He replied promptly to all my feedback.

Outstanding!!!

Thanks!
[Version 0.7.1]


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Vitaly commented on 26 Oct 2004
0.71 fixes the sloppy icon and provides new, round icon for the menu bar too..thanks! one note, however, is that the eject sign within the circle of the large icon appears w/o fill (and not white-filled), such that it assumes the color of the window backgound
[Version 0.7.1]


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Vitu had trouble on 05 Jun 2011
Whenever I eject all volumes via this utility, my Spotlight index is erased. What's up with that?
[Version 0.9.0]


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Ev had trouble on 23 Oct 2004
I tried to install it, and the app wouldn't open, but I couldn't eliminate the disc image, the message "couldn't be moved to trash, the application is open" appeared all the time.
[Version 0.7]


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Downloads:17,738
Version Downloads:4,996
Type:Utilities : Desktop
License:Free
Date:13 Nov 2010
Platform:PPC 32 / Intel 32 / OS X
Price:Free0.00
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Ejector adds an Eject icon to the Mac OS X menu bar.From it you can eject any disks, e.g. an iPod, a CD, a DVD, an USB Key and even a .dmg or a hard disk (including external one).You can then safely disconnect them from your mac.


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