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No problems: very convenient 
- Version: 1.0.4, 1/11/2008 08:14AM PST
(4 of 4 users found this comment useful)
rayjay
This has worked flawlessly for me. Much more convenient than having to drag the icon to AppZapper or AppDelete since it works regardless of the method you use to trash the application.
Danger, Danger! - Version: 1.0.3, 1/10/2008 09:55PM PST
(4 of 7 users found this comment useful)
inpitlane
Beware, This app trashed not only files rendered useless by the removal of their associated applications but also trashed almost all my other preferences as well.
I had to reinstall FCP, OuickTime Pro, rebuild my iTunes list as well as iPhoto, Address Book and Mail. There was no simple way to put everything back from the Trash so it was a backup from late last year.
I had to reinstall FCP, OuickTime Pro, rebuild my iTunes list as well as iPhoto, Address Book and Mail. There was no simple way to put everything back from the Trash so it was a backup from late last year.
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- Danger, Danger!
Leopard version...?! - Version: 1.0.3, 11/17/2007 09:39AM PST
:: MILE ::
Actually this worked fine for me in Tiger...so are there any plans for bringing it back under Leopard...?!
Nope, not for me - Version: 1.0.3, 10/10/2007 06:35PM PST
(5 of 6 users found this comment useful)
pvonk46
I had been using AppZapper and liked the way it worked. But I've been using AppTrap for at least 4 months, and it just doesn't suit me. I'm beta testing some software, and every day, when I have a new version auto install, I have to deal with AppTrap's window asking whether to include supporting files as well as the app when it's deleted - the beta software does the proper deleting behind the scenes, I just don't like AppTrap stepping in the taking over. There have been other times when I have manually deleted files, and sometimes I get no feedback from AppTrap (it should ask about deleting supporting files, which there are). I could have sworn that some message posted before mine mentioned that AppTrap can list the files that it will delete, but haven't been able to do that. At least with AppZapper, I have complete control, it gives me a list of all files that it will delete and I can check or uncheck each one. I just like the user control I have with AppZapper; AppTrap does things behind the scenes and I never know what it does.
I realize this is free software, and I thank the software writer for his/her contributions.
This app may well work correctly most of the time, but I prefer better feedback and I'd rather initiate deletes than let an app step in the way and being sure what it does.
I realize this is free software, and I thank the software writer for his/her contributions.
This app may well work correctly most of the time, but I prefer better feedback and I'd rather initiate deletes than let an app step in the way and being sure what it does.
Same trouble as Netzach's problem... - Version: 1.0.3, 9/8/2007 09:52AM PST
(1 of 1 users found this comment useful)
crls26lk
Apptrap work GREAT the first time I used it, but today I dropped an application into the trash and nothing. No dialog box. No nothin'! I had to go hunt for related folders and files with spotlight. What a pain! I had high hope that Apptrap would do all that for me. Nope!
Same trouble as Netzach's problem... - Version: 1.0.3, 9/8/2007 09:50AM PST
crls26lk
Apptrap work GREAT the first time I used it, but today I dropped an application into the trash and nothing. No dialog box. No nothin'! I had to go hunt for related folders and files with spotlight. What a pain! I had high hope that Apptrap would do all that for me. Nope!
maybe the best - Version: 1.0.3, 8/31/2007 10:51AM PST
(1 of 1 users found this comment useful)
hubraum
I tried it and whereas the other standalone apps fail completetely, AppTrap finds all those %&$$/ - files randomly. It seems that mostly the preference files and application Support files are not as easy found by all those uninstallers.
What about a neat Spotlight - inegration???
maybe the best
What about a neat Spotlight - inegration???
maybe the best
I'l be watching for the next rev --- - Version: 1.0.2, 8/31/2007 05:18AM PST
GNJ
Control panel keeps turning off, so I got no use out of it. I have notified the author.
Simple and easy - Version: 1.0, 7/7/2007 09:09AM PST
(2 of 2 users found this comment useful)
:: MILE ::
Yes, this is really the way de-installation of files on Mac OS X should be...! Simple and elegant and easy...
