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Clean Up Non Mac Disks 1.1.1
Clean Up Non Mac Disks - Cleans certain files from partitions/network drives more>>
Enhancements:
- Fixed a bug for announcement does not work on non-English interface.
Clipboard Edit 2.0
Clipboard contents editor. more>>
You can save it as aclipping file or as a SimpleText file. Moreover, you can use severalfilters to clean up and convert text clipboard.
CleanUp smb mess 1.1
Quickly clean up Windows mounted shares. more>>
Clean Out Folder Contents 1.01
Clean Out Folder Contents - Automator action moves files to trash more>>
Enhancements:
- Uses a brand new workflow and fixes the problem where it would not delete all files of a certain type.
Clean Text for Pasting 1.0
Clean Text for Pasting - Clean text before pasting more>>
Completly freeware for personal use.
Clean Recent Items 1.0
Clean Recent Items - Empties the aliases from Recent Items more>>
Doing this can speed up the Open/Save dialogs, so they dont have to go through hundreds of aliases for recent files.
Clean Caches 3.2
Clean Caches is an easy-to-use, powerful and perfect shell and desktop program. more>>
Clean Caches 3.2 is an easy-to-use, powerful and perfect shell and desktop program. Cleans out ~/Library/Caches, /System/Library/Caches, and /Library/Caches Great for use with ARD/NetBoot! ***THERE IS NO APPLICATION!*** (the installer IS the program!) When the package is "installed", scripts run in the background and empty out the folders previously mentioned. To "Clean Caches" again, run the installer again.
Maintain Your Cache 1.1.2
Maintain Your Cache cleans up unwanted system caches of programs or just local home caches more>> Maintain Your Cache cleans up unwanted system caches of programs or just local home caches.
Mac OS X 10.2 or later.
Clean Up Folder Contents for Automator 1.0a1
Clean Up Folder Contents for Automator - Deletes the contents of a selected folder more>>
Enhancements:
- Version 1.0a1 fixes the bug where the Automator application would not clear out the entire folder.
Clean Subject for Thunderbird 0.4.1
A Thunderbird add-on that lets you clean the subject from multiple occurrences of subject prefixes and postfixes. more>> A Thunderbird add-on that lets you clean the subject from multiple occurrences of subject prefixes and postfixes.
"Clean Subject" cleans the subject from multiple occurrences of subject prefixes such as ("Re: Re-2: Re: Re-4:") and postfixes, that are inserted by different clients. Its also possible to clean the subject from notifications like "[SPAM]". These prefixes can be defined in the preferences.
The Clean Subject extension allows you to define the standard pre- and postfix that Thunderbird should insert when replying or forwarding an email.
Note: The Clean Subject add-on is cross-platform and it works on Mac OS X, Windows and Linux.
System requirements:
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Enhancements
- Updated default regular expressions to catch much more subject lines (can be activated by reverting to the defaults in the preferences of the add-on)
- Fixed a minor bug that leads to test subject getting saved as preferences.
Clean Java Classes 1.0
Clean Java Classes - Removes Java class files *.class generated by a Java compiler more>>
The folders search is done recursively.
If some folder becomes empty with no items in it, then it is also removed. On searching folders, the script also changes the viewby method of each folder to "View by Name".
Clean the Finder Preferences 1.3
Clean the Finder Preferences - Reset Finder preferences more>>
Also, it can help if your Desktop files lose their placement after a restart or icons appear generic.
After running "Clean the Finder Preferences" it is recommended that you Restart your Mac.
This application deletes the following files:
- the "com.apple.finder.plist" file
- its optional if you want to delete the "com.apple.sidebarlists.plist" file (folder Sidebar)
- the Desktop ".DS_Store" and your Home folder ".DS_Store" invisible files
The following preferences should be reset:
- from the View menu select "Show View Options" (Command J) to reset your folder views
- from the Finder menu select "Preferences" (Command ,)
Clean Shutdown 1.1
Clean Shutdown - Moves user specified files and folders to the trash, empties the trash and shutdown the Mac more>>
A common problem in web browsing is that the browsers disk cache gets too large which can result in slow browsing and a huge waste in hard disk space. Furthermore, cookies, which might contain personal information, can reveal their contents to anyone. Temporary files/folders which should be deleted on a regular basis. Ridding MacOS 8.x of the ObjectSupportLib extension or even avoiding the known variants of the AutoStart worm. These are examples of what CS was written to automate.
Enhancements:
- Version 1.1 does exactly the same thing as the original v1.0, except for support for international and more robust folder handling. (thanks to Alain P. Tytgadt).
Create Clean Archive 1.1
An Automator action the enables you to create a clean archive to share with others. more>> An Automator action the enables you to create a clean archive to share with others.
This Automator action creates a clean zip format archive (.zip) thats ready to share with others. Macintosh resource forks and desktop files will be ignored so they dont get in the way on other operating systems.
If youre uploading the file online, use the action "Make Names Web-Friendly" afterward to ensure the archive has a web-friendly file name. Works great as a Finder plugin, so you can access it with a single click!
Create Clean Archive is a small Automator action that will be of much use to you.
Enhancements
- Added an option to save files in the same folder as the originals.
- Added an option to delete the original files after archiving.
- Added an option to exlude all files and folders that start with a period (for example, .htaccess files).
- Now shows up in the Files/Folders section of Automator in Leopard.
CleanUsersFolders 1.0
CleanUsersFolders - Cleans same folders for all users at once more>>
I noticed that cache cleaner utilities clean folders for the current user, not for all. I wrote this script because I wanted to clean the same folders for all users at once. I got help from the kind users of Macscripter.net forums for shell script commands. This is an open-source script that you can freely change/add/delete the folders; to be cleaned in the script, according to your needs.
