MacPilot Lite offers one hundred and fifty of the most popular features of the full version of MacPilot for the price of a single meal out! This Lite edition offers some of the following highlights:
Show invisible files in the Finder
Enable QuickLook's X-Ray feature on Snow Leopard
Add numerous new stacks to the Dock, and modify existing behavior and appearance
Edit hidden preferences for QuickTime Player X
Show the Develop menu in Safari 4, as well as modify link download, and history functionality
Enable, disable, rebuild Spotlight indexing and a couple other features
Alter the boot-mode to 64 or 32-bit
Change the screenshot format and destination
Disable Dashboard
Rebuild the Launch Services database
Clear caches, logs, and Safari history
Remove .DS_Store file
Force-delete file and folders
What's new in MacPilot Lite
Version 1.0.7:
New Feature: Can now re-open the main window from the Window menu.
You're most definitely right. This is a "very light" version. We're not arguing that; however, when looking at other products in comparison, such as iTweax, MacPilot Lite still has numerous other features these products do not offer, not to mention, in our opinion, a much more appealing visual experience :)
@koingo
when comes 'MacPilot VeryLite' app with cost's $1.-
and 'MP Very Very Lite' with $0.50 and so on..
even then i won't this ******
sorry.
if you want just money for nothing write me, i will send to you..
but don't be hungry monkey
Not everyone needs the complexity of the $19.95 edition of MacPilot. MacPilot Lite for $5 offers all of the features in iTweax, plus numerous other handy system commands from the full edition of MacPilot.
I'm a fan of MacPilot (the full version), but I wonder about the appeal of a lite version that still costs $10. MacPilot justifies its cost by offering numerous features that other tweaking apps (many of which are free) don't have. Is there enough in a stripeed-down version of MacPilot to recommend it over free alternatives like Onyx and iTweax?