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Liberer

Liberer - 4.1b2

helper for everyone maintaining the computer

All Time: (3.3)
This Version: Not rated (0.0)
Current Version: 4.1b2
Release Date: 2007-02-05
License: Beta
Downloads (this version): 2,483
Downloads (all versions): 15,491
Price: $7.50

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Liberer ReviewNice - Version: 2.2.5, 6/23/2005 01:01PM PST

(6 of 6 users found this comment useful)

Xeater
Full-featured and useful. I've used this to delete corrupted preference files and also to browse libraries, and it does what it says on the tin very well. Detractors include a clunky interface and an annoying "unrolling" of new windows from somewhere near the menu bar, unassociated with any other Liberer windows. The GUI is generally unpolished and the app relies on a single "direction" window with options for the various Liberer functions (Preferences Cleaner, Font Browser, etc.) which features tiny fonts on Aqua buttons, with no indication of what is open or explanation of what each module does. After clicking a button the user is sent to a new window (which sometimes unfurls from nowhere as described above) and the original direction window is lost underneath. This is some poor GUI design and it would be far better to have a toolbar at the top or side of the screen, or to have a single window in which each module loads, with button selections in a permanently visible place. See utilities like *censored*tail for pointers on GUI design.

All in all not bad, and scan times are better compared to previous versions. With some GUI polish this could be the definitive library maintenance app.

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Liberer ReviewExcellent utility! - Version: 2.2.5, 6/23/2005 11:15AM PST

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Foto555
Now with a much improved GUI! Just need to work on speed issues.
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Liberer Commentaryliberer - Version: 2.2, 6/19/2005 03:33PM PST

(1 of 4 users found this comment useful)

Rathcore
dowmloaded this to try it out But I ended up with empty folders zilch nada
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Liberer Troubleshooting ReportCan't open.... - Version: 2.2, 6/19/2005 11:11AM PST

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jesusphish
The stuffit file just gives me an empty folder when I unstuff it...
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Liberer ReviewThat's what I'm talking about - Version: 2.1, 5/12/2005 08:24PM PST

(6 of 8 users found this comment useful)

Duckhue
Great improvements. Now it's faster. It has a progress bar. All the button choices are great, easy to understand and it pops up prefs that I don't need and nothing else. This has turned from road kill into a shinning star. Good Job.
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Liberer CommentaryRewrite - Version: 2.0.1, 4/16/2005 05:07PM PST

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Duckhue
I wish this guy would go back and rewrite this thing. What most people were hoping, Well, What I was hoping, I try a lot of shareware and freeware. I want an application that checks my prefs for prefs that have no connection with anything from apps that I trashed. I would like to see a prgress bar to know it's working. Then after it collects a list of those prefs ONLY, then there's a delete button to hit to remove all them safely, and with a real safe undo button in case things screw up. Is that so hard to do. I would pay money for something that useful. If anyone knows of something like that, please be so kind as to let me know.
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Liberer ReviewByte Me - Version: 2.0.1, 4/13/2005 09:03PM PST

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Duckhue
Man this REALLY sucks. It's super slow. You spent the whole time waiting for what ever it's doing every time you click on anything. It's like it crashes and freezes, but it's really working I guess. I can't understand what it all means and I'm not a newbie. Why can't you just open the application and it pops up all the prefs that are out dated and/or having no conection with anything and we could just hit a delete buttom. That's kind of what this claims to do, but I have no idea what to do with what ever it seems to be doing. Save yourself and stay clear of this, it will be better on your nerves. I hardly ever leave one star. It's always 4 or 5 stars or just a comment. This rates a big fat one lone star. I wish they had 1/2 stars.
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Liberer Commentaryhmm - Version: 2.0.1, 4/12/2005 11:11AM PST

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sjk
Is Liberer really the kind of utility that "people who don't know anything about computers" (per the Product Description) would be using? Certain "maintenance utilities" can be disruptive to a system in the hands of users who don't understand what they're doing. I'm not rating Liberer's usefulness or quality, only questioning the reason for the "don't know anything" statement which seems to diminish the value of user education and experience.
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Liberer ReviewBuggy - Version: 1.7.1, 4/4/2005 07:06PM PST

(4 of 4 users found this comment useful)

fredmaier
If you click on the "Filters", there is no way to close the box. The only option is the yellow dot and it just minimizes the filter box to the dock.

I see no use for this program, you can browse you Library folders and do the same thing from the Finder.

If you try to delete a file it wants you to pay 1st. Wasted my time downloading and trying.

Thanks, but no thanks.

Fred

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Liberer Developer NoteTo Chuck Olive - Version: 1.5, 1/3/2005 08:15AM PST

(5 of 7 users found this comment useful)

Charlie Monroe
Dear Chuck Olive, all other ways to contact you failed, so I am forced to ask you to send me another e-mail contact on you publicly. Every time I send you an e-mail with the registration info to you, it returns back. I have already tried to deliver it over 6 times within 5 different e-mail addresses. Please, accept my apologies. Yours sincerely, Christopher Vasa
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