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Most of us know the pain of using a shared computer. Privacy is a valued commodity in today's world, and maintaining it does not have to be a hassle. MacCleanse securely scans your system for activity and erases the desired information. Sure, you could go rummaging through your entire system trying to manually clean out your files, but what if you miss something? What if you accidentally delete a crucial file and lose important data? Don't take the risk. Let MacCleanse carefully and precisely scan and incinerate only what you choose. Wether you've been gift shopping online, discussing confidential business matters, visiting inappropriate web sites, or just want to clean out your system, MacCleanse is your savior. Unlike some other privacy protection tools which go through your system with brute force, MacCleanse has been thoroughly tested and only removes the necessary files, and reports all errors.
What's new in this version:
- New Feature: Disable smart crash reports.
- New Feature: Apple legal compliance.
- Bug Fix: No longer crashes with the toolbar.
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.4 required (Mac OS X 10.5 recommended)
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My license code... - Version: 1.1, 12/14/2007 10:43PM PST
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robertrobert
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- My license code...
HUH?? - Version: 1.0.5, 6/19/2007 03:43PM PST
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cravencondor
There is no info anywhere on how to use this thing, the help menu is worthless
The blurb says that it allows you to select what to "Cleanse" but I could find no such thing
the blurb says it "Let Mac Cleanse carefully and precisely scan and incinerate only what you choose."
what does this mean ? does this mean "select all cookies" vs " select no Cookies" does not sound very precise to me
I set it clean some safe places such as Caches, hit Cleanse and was rewarded with a blank dialog box with an OK box
If I want to clean cookies or anything else I want to see what is being deleted
The only review to date seems to be written by the author or his mother {oops another review just showed up I meant the first review}
I would not use such a program without some more information on whats going on
The blurb says that it allows you to select what to "Cleanse" but I could find no such thing
the blurb says it "Let Mac Cleanse carefully and precisely scan and incinerate only what you choose."
what does this mean ? does this mean "select all cookies" vs " select no Cookies" does not sound very precise to me
I set it clean some safe places such as Caches, hit Cleanse and was rewarded with a blank dialog box with an OK box
If I want to clean cookies or anything else I want to see what is being deleted
The only review to date seems to be written by the author or his mother {oops another review just showed up I meant the first review}
I would not use such a program without some more information on whats going on
Must Disagree - Version: 1.0.5, 6/19/2007 03:34PM PST
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TheAppleGeek (Tim Parnell)
I must disagree with the previous comment about "Nothing more than the user wishes to delete" This is a very wrong statement. As I was perusing the binary around the Firefox cleaning section, I noticed the use of what I would guess is a wildcard to clean out the Firefox history, rather than cleaning just the history, it could accidentally delete other files depending on how in-depth the user is in customization of Firefox.
I would always be careful about knowing exactly what's being cleaned, so I guess it all boils down to trust, and I don't trust an application written in BASIC (realbasic) to clean my computer.
I would always be careful about knowing exactly what's being cleaned, so I guess it all boils down to trust, and I don't trust an application written in BASIC (realbasic) to clean my computer.
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