Works, but installer and app are very Windows-like. The strange installer spews a lot of files out, asks about aliases, and has won't even ask for an admin username and password to install in the regular apps folder if you are not an admin. I log in an a non-admin for my day-to-day stuff and authenticate when I need to do things like modify my Applications folder. This would not even let me do that. Had to install somewhere I had regular rights to. However, the uninstaller seems to clean up after the app quite nicely. Like I said, works. My suggestion: make it s single app icon package distributed in a DMG. Drag to Applications folder, authenticate... done.