- Unblunder has been discontinued
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Developer
Yazsoft
Unblunder was designed to protect against accidental data loss.
Have you ever sent something to the Trash and emptied it only to realize moments later... OOOPS? We all have and it can happen to anyone.
Unblunder to the rescue!
Unblunder uses OS X's UNIX underpinnings to hang on to files after the Trash has been emptied. When started, it runs quietly in the background and stays out of your way.
Essentially, Unblunder offers OS X a much needed "Recently Deleted" feature, giving you plenty of time to recover files before they're gone
Have you ever sent something to the Trash and emptied it only to realize moments later... OOOPS? We all have and it can happen to anyone.
Unblunder to the rescue!
Unblunder uses OS X's UNIX underpinnings to hang on to files after the Trash has been emptied. When started, it runs quietly in the background and stays out of your way.
Essentially, Unblunder offers OS X a much needed "Recently Deleted" feature, giving you plenty of time to recover files before they're gone
What's New
Version 1.2.5:
- New: Larger files are kept longer by default.
- New: Various tweaks, improvements, and fixes.
- Other: This version drops support for PowerPC systems.
- Other: Demo period reset for all users.
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| Downloads:3,725 |
| Version Downloads:608 |
| Type:Utilities : File Management |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:07 Mar 2013 |
| Platform:Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price: $10.00 |
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Unblunder was designed to protect against accidental data loss.
Have you ever sent something to the Trash and emptied it only to realize moments later... OOOPS? We all have and it can happen to anyone.
Unblunder to the rescue!
Unblunder uses OS X's UNIX underpinnings to hang on to files after the Trash has been emptied. When started, it runs quietly in the background and stays out of your way.
Essentially, Unblunder offers OS X a much needed "Recently Deleted" feature, giving you plenty of time to recover files before they're gone forever. Note: for optimal file recovery and peace of mind, Unblunder needs to be running before an accident happens (i.e., trashing the wrong file).
By default, trashed files over 250 MB in size linger for 5 minutes and smaller files are kept for a day. Of course, you can tweak all these settings to match your work style at anytime.
You no longer need to bother with expensive, complicated file recovery software. Unblunder is much faster and, more importantly, helps instantly recover your files exactly as they were when deleted -- not how they were an hour ago or a week ago.
Try out the free 7-day demo and see for yourself.
Unblunder gives you an extra cushion of assurance when working on your Mac.
Some key new features in Unblunder:
Have you ever sent something to the Trash and emptied it only to realize moments later... OOOPS? We all have and it can happen to anyone.
Unblunder to the rescue!
Unblunder uses OS X's UNIX underpinnings to hang on to files after the Trash has been emptied. When started, it runs quietly in the background and stays out of your way.
Essentially, Unblunder offers OS X a much needed "Recently Deleted" feature, giving you plenty of time to recover files before they're gone forever. Note: for optimal file recovery and peace of mind, Unblunder needs to be running before an accident happens (i.e., trashing the wrong file).
By default, trashed files over 250 MB in size linger for 5 minutes and smaller files are kept for a day. Of course, you can tweak all these settings to match your work style at anytime.
You no longer need to bother with expensive, complicated file recovery software. Unblunder is much faster and, more importantly, helps instantly recover your files exactly as they were when deleted -- not how they were an hour ago or a week ago.
Try out the free 7-day demo and see for yourself.
Unblunder gives you an extra cushion of assurance when working on your Mac.
Some key new features in Unblunder:
- Protects against accidental data loss.
- Runs quietly in the background.
- Easy access from the menubar.
- Uses almost no system resources.
- Instant recovery of recently deleted items.
- A no-brainer to use.
- Offer constant peace of mind.
- Fully customizable.
- and more!
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MacBunny reviewed on 23 Jun 2013
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We've only received one report of this behavior and we need more information from you to figure out what's going on.
Please email us at info@yazsoft.com.
Navdeep Bains
Unblunder Developer
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Otherwise, sorry for the trouble!
Navdeep Bains
Unblunder Developer
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We may add a "secure delete" option in the future.
Navdeep Bains
Unblunder Developer
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Am I perhaps missing a pref setting or display option somewhere? If not, I think I'll wait for enough people to request a size column before I spring for Unblunder.
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Any & all suggestions are welcome, either here or on our forum.
Navdeep Bains
Unblunder Developer
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It doesn't track the Trash, but I wouldn't look for the file there. I'd look for it in it's original location.
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Bnax reviewed on 11 Mar 2011
As for the app itself, its inherent quality (genuinely set it and forget it) is dwarfed only by the attention this dev lavishes on his customers, paid or prospective.
(Don't know the dev, just his handiwork.)
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Tomq reviewed on 10 Mar 2011
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Mr.Blunt reviewed on 09 Mar 2011
The only thing missing is an option to automatically start Unblunder in the user logins items.
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Turning off protection removes the login item.
Navdeep Bains
Unblunder Developer
Michael-Sonsino rated on 27 Jul 2011