Those apps always do more harm than good, and as you point out, will absolutely not make your Mac run quicker. I have not used AppDelete, so I can't speak to that one.That being said, I completely agree when it comes to any app that claims to automatically 'clean', 'boost', 'optimize', or 'protect' your Mac. I could manually track these folders down in the Group and User Library folders, but I see no need when this free app does it for me. It works exactly as advertised for all but the most stubborn of apps (anything from Microsoft or Adobe, for example).
I'm a pro-level user and I use AppCleaner, it's a great little program. From the screenshot it provides on the homepage, it looks like to be a single-feature tool so the charge of $30/40 is indeed a little higher, unless it does perform excellent in uninstalling stubborn or malicious apps.Ĭlick to expand.I would say you're both making blanket statements based on a few extreme apps and it simply isn't true. I have not use MacBooster but I think Cleanmymac (from macpaw) is also good and truthworthy to use, and the price is also $40.From the information you get, Osx Uninstaller might be from an independent developer or maybe a small team. Then what about the overall performance? Have you tried Osx Unistaleller before making this comparation?Personally I am running Cleanmymac on my MBA, and I think the user interface and also features of Cleanmymac and MacBooster look quite alike. MacBooster belongs to IObit so you think it is much more reliable than the Osx Uninstaller you mentioned? What do you think? I just have some doubts. When I was a Windows user I cherished Revo Uninstaller as it actually removed a couple of nasty Malware/Virus Programs so MacBooster6 may be my answer as it seems to have been updated and improved since I last looked at it plus its getting more favourable reviews than Osx Uninstaller.So initially I just wanted to know if anyone had heard of Osx Uninstaller, but it is starting to look like a somewhat dubious investment $40.00USD for a lifetime program MacBooster maybe a better alternative.
Removes difficult and otherwise irremovable programs.To me it looks suspicious due to the fact that there are no reviews and the Publisher seems non existent for computer software. G'Day One & All Apple Mac Software ' OSX Uninstaller' by Guangxi Nanning Jiaodongliang Computer Inc.Started this thread as I am unable to find any reviews on this program 'Osx Uninstaller', plus a Google search on the Publisher: Guangxi Nanning Jiaodongliang Computer Inc also draws a blank.
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