iTweax for Mac5.0.3

Why keep an app that has been discontinued?

Not working on Yosemite 10.10.3.....hopefully will be updated soon.

iTweax is great. I am happy it is free. But I am horrified. My greatest misgiving about iTweax is that the developer is UNKNOWN. He/she has no name, no email address, no physical address. Thus, if the developer sold iTweax to a MALWARE COMPANY, we would get infected with iTweax as the trojan.. Thus for our safety, I recommend staying away from iTweax since it needs administrative rights to use. And this gives it the open door to introduce MALWARE into our Macs. iTweax's developer has to show his/her name, email address, and physical address so we know they are taking responsibility for their work and our safety.

A quick but important question: Can the permissions for an installation of OS 10.7.5 on a portable USB or FireWire drive be accurately fixed by Apple’s Disk Utility from an OS 10.6.8 startup disk? In other words, are permissions OS-specific, or can one OS’s Disk Utility accurately fix the perms of a different OS?

When I check for updates always receive an error message....Anyone else have this problem? Running Mavericks 10.9.1 and iTweax version 5.0.3.

After that shatter all applications, pay the price for maintenance. I find with this demand between / 80 to 100% solution to the technical problems, (from my point of view, there is a strange thing that drives me love this application) Thanks and appreciation for the developer.

I am enjoying this Free App. It does indeed show a lot of tweaks,some of which I didn't know about.

This developer deserves our praise for being 1st to release a Mavericks-compatible Tweaker/Maintenance tool! In 10.9 as well as prior OSX versions, 2D/3D Dock has only applied to Dock appearance when positioned at bottom of my display; dunno if this true for other users...(???) However, the "2D" toggle in iTweaks 5 doesn't alter my Dock's 3D tray appearance even when positioned at the bottom. (It does quit/relaunch when I click "Apply".) Anyhow, I'm contentedly "stuck" with a 2D Dock on my 27" display, because accessing the Dock from either side is easier/faster than keeping it at the bottom — which often requires me to lift & drop the mouse to get there. So, I'm really hoping to find a way to restore Dock Transparency, which has been disabled by default in 10.9. That new, military gray background must satisfy the post-apocalyptic esthetic which seems to have overwhelmed Jony Ive recently. I could forgive his obsession, except the gray messes with legibility of fine details and the app status lights on my Dock Icons. I found a bucket-full of PNG resources inside the Doc.app, and I suspect that some combination of 'em is responsible for generating the Dock background. If that's true. then Dock transparency is probably beyond the scope of apps that "tweak" hidden settings, since some PNG resources might need altering (hacking) in order to restore Dock transparency. I'm hoping some geek wot's smarter 'n' me spots my lament, and will offer some useful insights on how to restore Dock transparency... TIA!!!

This developer deserves our praise for being 1st to release a Mavericks-compatible Tweaker/Maintenance tool! In 10.9 as well as prior OSX versions, 2D/3D Dock has only applied to Dock appearance when positioned at bottom of my display; dunno if this true for other users...(???) However, the "2D" toggle in iTweaks 5 doesn't alter my Dock's 3D tray appearance even when positioned at the bottom. (It does quit/relaunch when I click "Apply".) Anyhow, I'm contentedly "stuck" with a 2D Dock on my 27" display, because accessing the Dock from either side is easier/faster than keeping it at the bottom — which often requires me to lift & drop the mouse to get there. So, I'm really hoping to find a way to restore Dock Transparency, which has been disabled by default in 10.9. That new, military gray background must satisfy the post-apocalyptic esthetic which seems to have overwhelmed Jony Ive recently. I could forgive his obsession, except the gray messes with legibility of fine details and the app status lights on my Dock Icons. I found a bucket-full of PNG resources inside the Doc.app, and I suspect that some combination of 'em is responsible for generating the Dock background. If that's true. then Dock transparency is probably beyond the scope of apps that "tweak" hidden settings, since some PNG resources might need altering (hacking) in order to restore Dock transparency. I'm hoping some geek wot's smarter 'n' me spots my lament, and will offer some useful insights on how to restore Dock transparency... TIA!!!

Nice program, but when you select "Back files up" when the first screen appears - Only the Password blank is able to be filled and when completed it errors out