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TrashMe is a free and thorough application deleter for your Mac
I've tried (and liked) AppZapper and other alternatives, but there are some things that TrashMe seems to do better. For instance, when I did a side by side comparison, TrashMe caught more related files. It also doesn't require you to drag-and-drop apps to delete them (although you can if you want to), and it lets you look for apps outside the applications folder. I'm not saying there aren't other file deleters, but I definitely like what I see from TrashMe. The price is right, too.
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Subscribe to comments5hRreDDyMay 27th 2010 3:57PM
Thanks for the recommendation. I was already using AppZapper (and thought it was great), but I really like the interface on this one and it does seem to pick up a few more files on side-by-side comparisons.
I've now switched to this application and for the wonderful price of free you can't go wrong.
CarneyMay 27th 2010 4:26PM
This feature should be part of the OS. When you drag an app to the trash, the OS should ask you if you want to trash your other files too.
JoshMay 27th 2010 4:47PM
The latest AppZapper is damn near impossible to beat. It's nearly perfect.
SleepingPandaMay 27th 2010 6:23PM
AppZapper doesn't seem to delete the related files/folders in the Library folder. I always have to do those manually. I hope TrashMe gets those. :|
zerobambinoMay 28th 2010 6:40PM
There was already better than appzapper. It's called appcleaner 7 has function you enable called "smart delete" which when you delete an app automatically shows you other files associated & asks if you want those put to trash as well.
It's been around since '08 & is even available from apple's own site (and elsewhere google)
SleepingPandaJun 11th 2010 3:55AM
Thanks a lot!
sharkyncMay 31st 2010 9:40AM
So...What happens when you want to trash TrashMe?
sharkyncMay 31st 2010 9:41AM
So...What happens when you want to trash TrashMe?
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