EasyBee1.1.9

Name: EasyBee
Rating: 3.5 (2 reviews)

26 October 2018

Transfer, access, and store files between an iDevice and Finder.

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Overview

EasyBee lets you easily share files on your iDevice with Finder.

Retrieve contents - You can transfer music, pictures, videos, and voice recordings on the iDevice to your Mac using drag-and-drop.
App data insert - You can save data in an app folder using Finder.
Play content - You can play multimedia files on your iDevice using Finder.
Storage unit - You can use your iDevice as a USB storage unit.

What's new in EasyBee

Version 1.1.9:

Fixed support macOS 10.14

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3 Reviews of EasyBee

Dorkypants

29 March 2016

Version: 1.0.2

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Needs an uninstaller. EasyBee installs 2 system-level daemons. Even when you quit EasyBee from the menubar, one daemon keeps running. If you kill it, it restarts a new one. Even rebooting your Mac doesn't stop this daemon from running. You have to find both files and delete them (/Library/Launch*/com.devguru.easybee*.plist). It would be friendlier to provide an Uninstaller to remove them if/when you decide you don't want EasyBee on your Mac anymore.

(3)

Consistently crashes the Dock and Finder, locking up the OS. I would love to 5star this because I look forward to the potential, but right now it's alpha- software.

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Dorkypants

29 March 2016

Version: 1.0.2

Needs an uninstaller. EasyBee installs 2 system-level daemons. Even when you quit EasyBee from the menubar, one daemon keeps running. If you kill it, it restarts a new one. Even rebooting your Mac doesn't stop this daemon from running. You have to find both files and delete them (/Library/Launch*/com.devguru.easybee*.plist). It would be friendlier to provide an Uninstaller to remove them if/when you decide you don't want EasyBee on your Mac anymore.

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Dorkypants

25 March 2016

Version: 1.0.2

Installer requires you to accept their Privacy Policy without stating what the Privacy Policy is! Their website doesn't have their Privacy Policy either. Their EasyBee FAQ has no answers to any of the listed questions, none of which addresses their Privacy Policy.

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