Semulov2.4.1

Or for free you can : 1/ Open Disk Utility, 2/ Choose the volume or disk you wish to unmount from the left index, 3/ Right Click on the icon you wish to unmount, 4/ Scroll down to 'Unmount' and click. And that's it! Works on all volumes including Mavericks. Should you wish to remount that volume, just do the same thing again and Right Click on the shown volume and click 'Mount'. Works great for applications like Disk Warrior, Drive Genius etc.

The last version asks for a password for all my volumes! Had to revert to v2.2.

Thank you for this useful app, and thanks for the maintenance update (2.1). I was seeing some crashes under 10.10.5, and I presume this update fixes that. If it is possible to suppress the alert that the startup disk wasn't unmounted when doing Eject All, that would improve the app.

I really liked this app, a lot. But it's become a pain to use with 10.10.x. Most of the time it reports some obscure unmount failure and (regardless of the error message) gives results like the lottery: sometimes it will unmount a volume, sometimes it won't. It seems to have issues with encrypted volumes/drives. And when you create an encrypted volume/drive they will sometimes appear twice in the list, in the mounted section and in the unmounted section. You better check again (in the Finder) if your (encrypted) volume/drive has actually been unmounted before disconnecting some device. It almost ruined an encrypted TimeMachine volume for me because I trusted Semulov showing it as unmounted when in fact it was still mounted when I disconnected the drive. In short: I really loved Semulov but it's unreliable now with 10.10.x. The developer may have abandoned it because I haven't heard back from him at all. Time to move on, I guess.

Version 2.0 seems to have some problems with 10.10. Sometimes it shows 'Failed to unmount' messages for no obvious reason (even after the drive has already been ejected), at other times it will show the same volume as mounted and under the unmounted section. So basically, it works but has some quirks when running on 10.10 that become a bit more annoying with time. I hope the next update will resolve this. That being said, it's still a great and helpful piece of software I recommend.

Or for free you can : 1/ Open Disk Utility, 2/ Choose the volume or disk you wish to unmount from the left index, 3/ Right Click on the icon you wish to unmount, 4/ Scroll down to 'Unmount' and click. And that's it! Works on all volumes including Mavericks. Should you wish to remount that volume, just do the same thing again and Right Click on the shown volume and click 'Mount'. Works great for applications like Disk Warrior, Drive Genius etc.

Crashes immediately on startup on two separate 10.6.8 machines.

Is it possible that the latest version 1.6 ignores its own growl notifications setting? I get Growl notifications all the time even though I have disabled this in the Semulov's preferences/settings. Also, when I choose 'show unmounted volumes', could you maybe make the Recovery HD and Boot OS X volumes (created on Filevault 2 volumes) disappear? Or at least an option in the settings for that? Thank you. Keep up the good work.

"Semulov displays mounted volumes in the menu bar instead of cluttering your Desktop" - this is the quote from Kainjow web site. It is not the fact. After installing "Semulov" and running it, I still can see my external mounted volumes and they still clutter my Desktop. It seems to me this is the app for ejecting the mounted volumes only!

Semulov makes it easy to disengage my partitioned external drive in one swell foop. My only complaint is that on a few occasions, after I have used it to eject everything, it has crashed. Not a big problem, since I've often had to reboot anyway before the next time I need it.

I love this little app, but it seems to not be Lion-ready. It will run for a time then crash. I hope the dev releases a Lion updated version!

Nice app! Wish there was a feature to automatically unmount partitions during startup. I have an internal full backup drive and occasionally an alias of one of my files points to a folder on my backup instead of my primary drive. Currently what I have been doing, for years now, is when working on important client files, or important digital images for myself... is to remember to eject my 'image' partition before starting work. So this app is great for that instead of having to startup Disk Utility. But it sure would be nice if it would allow a user to designate specific internal partitions to unmount immediately after startup. I just found this app and "Unmount Volumes" (which does allow this) today. Thanks for the freeware. Greatly appreciate it!

Useless. If you have to eject somthing, you can eject from iTunes or Finder, isn't it? Besides doesn't eject stuck media, which is a more useful feature! Do not waste your time with this app!

I am surprised to see no recent comments or reviews for this great app. My favorite feature is just being able to see what I have mounted in the menubar - great for the MacBook when I forget to unmount network drives before heading out. The Growl support is cool as well. The only feature I would like to see is an option to not show internal drives in the menubar count number, since those I never eject anyways. And a way to do an "eject all" on just certain categories of disks (DMG, external, etc.) instead of ejecting every single mounted disk/drive. I usually want to eject all the DMGs, but not my external Firewire drive.

Aren't they already shown on the desktop? Right click or Control+click will eject or remove them. Am I right? Why are we putting more icons in the busy menu bar? I just don't see the point.