Cocktail Big Sur Edition 14.4.1

Cocktail Big Sur Edition 14.4.1


Cocktail is a general purpose utility for macOS that lets you clean, repair and optimize your Mac. It is a powerful digital toolset that helps hundreds of thousands of Mac users around the world get the most out of their computers every day. The application serves up a perfect mix of maintenance tools and tweaks, all accessible through a clean and easy to use interface.

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Disk Diet 5.5.1

Disk Diet 5.5.1


Trust Disk Diet to safely and easily clean your Mac. Ever had your Mac almost (or completely) run out of disk space? If so, you've probably also tried to find out what's taking up so much space and how to get rid of junk. Sometimes this is easy, although most of the time a lot of the files that are hogging your Mac of much needed space can be tricky to find and remove safely.

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Stay 1.4

Stay 1.4

Stay is for those who are fastidious about keeping their windows tidy. Stay ensures that your windows are always where you want them to be, even as you connect and disconnect displays. Move your windows to where you want them, then have Stay store them. Once stored, windows can be returned to their stored state at any time by having Stay restore them.

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OnTime PRO 3.3.2

OnTime PRO 3.3.2


The best just become better!

OnTime PRO is the all in one indispensable time tool that you will ever need. Using the intuitive interface you can create unlimited beautiful and useful clocks for your desktop. Don't ever forget important things that you need to do: using the alarms feature you can easily add as many alarms as you need. Use World clock to view in every moment the time in any corner of the world. It will even tell you to take short breaks while working in order to become more productive.

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InfoClick 1.2.8

InfoClick 1.2.8

InfoClick is designed to be used with Apple's Mail application to navigate through your emails to see the words, contacts, and information within. InfoClick knows precisely what words you've used, so there's no guessing; it offers a guided process of progressively narrowing down the matches in a series of simple choices. That means you can't ever produce a search with zero matches. For example, when you're searching for all emails containing a particular word, InfoClick would show the completions "connection", "connexion", and (the misspelled) "connecsion", if you'd actually used those words in your emails.

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