

At $12.95, it is a relatively good outlay to outcome app. It would be nice if you didn't have to restart the app to see exactly what you have installed. If you have uninstalled anything outside of AppZapper, it shows a white placeholder, but won't allow you to remove it. The one feature that I felt it lacked was a refresh window option. Altogether, it does pretty much what it says it does. It does fairly well with standard installs, but not as well with more deeply rooter programs that have application support files and sub-directories. It also has a built-in catalog of your installed programs that you can remove directly from the app itself rather than having to open a Finder window. Next time, it'll be five stars.By Anonymous reviewed on January 14, 2010ĪppZapper is a handy drag & drop uninstaller. Four stars - one knocked off for less than stellar customer communication on a major change like this. I've always liked iTrash and I wish the developer, OsxBytes, of this program well. Not quite all, but that's why I also do a scan with Find Any File. Anyway, the good news (I hope) is that for its maiden run, the first app I had Remove-it remove was - you guessed it - iTrash 5.
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(Really guys? Is it that hard to send an email out to existing loyal customers and clue them in to the changes, instead of making them figure it out for themselves? At least it's a free update - nothing to sneeze at.) The exception: if you attempt to download earlier versions of "Remove-It," they download as iTrash. The very name has been expunged from the developer's website - no mention of the change in name and version. If you open iTrash version 5 and click "Check for Updates," it tells you that version 6 is available. In what must be the clumsiest rollout in history, Remove-It, version 1, has replaced the former iTrash, version 5, which has disappeared from MacUpdate - except for an identically named ancient utility (from an evidently now defunct company called "Circus Ponies") last updated in 2013. (Really, MacUpdate, why bother keeping it here at all?) -SB That original, now long defunct, "iTrash" still shows up in MacUpdate's search with a disclaimer saying it is no longer supported by its developer.

That vendor was "Circus Ponies," which I Googled, and which went out of business in 2016 after 13 years in operation. I just wonder if the developer was threatened with legal action for using the "iTrash" name, which evidently was used for a now long-gone and unsupported app by a different vendor. Oddly enough, there is still nothing in Remove-It's description that mentions that is iTrash renamed. MacUpdate seems to have grafted the older reviews of iTrash onto Remove-It, which makes sense for the sake of continuity, and perhaps I left my review before that process was complete. (Which took me a while to figure out on my own.) Other reviewers (see MichaelHaeusler) had already made this clear. Otherwise I wouldn't have bothered to note that Remove-It was the successor app to iTrash. This is kind of strange, but I'm almost positive that when I left my review on 1/24/21 (below) there were no other reviews posted.
