Startupizer for Mac
Advanced login handler.
$9.95
In English
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Startupizer overview
Startupizer is an advanced, yet simple-to-use login-items handler. It greatly enchances login items from your account settings in OS X System Preferences. You can choose among several criteria which determine whether and when a specific item should be started. Different criteria can be freely combined for each item in the login list. This can dramatically reduce the ammount of time required for your computer to wake up and allow you to be more productive!
What’s new in version 2.3.8
Version 2.3.8:
Note: Now requires OS X 10.9 or later
- Fixed items list resizing on macOS 10.12 Sierra
- Fixed repeated window title on macOS 10.12 Sierra
- Various under the hood fixes and improvements
Startupizer for Mac
$9.95
In English
Version 2.3.8
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Feb 2 2019
Version: 2.3.8
Startupizer is for sure one of my most essential and indispensable software additions on all my Macs – for many years. It would always be one of the first apps I install since it offers immediately significant control on what's impacting your Mac's performance.
Apr 27 2018
Version: 2.3.8
I use Startupizer for many years now, and it really is an essential tool for me. It is indispensable that my VPN service starts before other apps will open. Using Apple's startup items, you won't be sure that the items start in the correct order.
Until yesterday, I was using version 2.3.1 of Startupizer. Since the actual version has a new licensing system, my old serial number was not valid anymore. Months ago, the developer sent me my new serial number but obviously, it landed in my spam folder and was deleted. That's why I sent an e-mail to the developer. A few hours later, I got a response and my serial number. So thanks a lot for the great app and the outstanding customer service.
Until yesterday, I was using version 2.3.1 of Startupizer. Since the actual version has a new licensing system, my old serial number was not valid anymore. Months ago, the developer sent me my new serial number but obviously, it landed in my spam folder and was deleted. That's why I sent an e-mail to the developer. A few hours later, I got a response and my serial number. So thanks a lot for the great app and the outstanding customer service.
Jul 3 2017
Version: 2.3.7
This new interface sucks so badly I can't stop trolling about it.
Jun 5 2017
Version: 2.3.7
I rate myself as quite competent as a Mac Professional but I must agree that startupizer needs a voice instruction not "happy music". I have given up starting a trial at the moment until I fully understand the process. No doubt the author knows how it works, so could he please tell us so we will be also wise?
Mar 26 2017
Version: 2.3.7
I used to like Startupizer for many years was my cant-live-without application but now the user interface is horribly complicated. Maybe it's just me but I found the version 1 (or whatever it was) had simple interface. I appreciate additional features but the interface didn't need to become complicated. And the application icon is harder to find, the orange was easier to spot.
For instance, if I need to mark the app as disabled, I have to go to the app and then mark it as disabled.
Adding startup condition (e.g. key pressed) is same process but the details don't show up. Unless I name the condition with the key name, I don't know what the key is because it only shows condition without showing the key.
For instance, if I need to mark the app as disabled, I have to go to the app and then mark it as disabled.
Adding startup condition (e.g. key pressed) is same process but the details don't show up. Unless I name the condition with the key name, I don't know what the key is because it only shows condition without showing the key.
