AppTrap - The Feature Apple Forgot?
Posted by Steve Halford on 11/6/07 in Applications, Utilities
Third party applications - we love them. It’s a fair assumption that you do too, or you wouldn’t be reading MacApper. However, for every application or utility you install that turns out to be a gem, there are probably a few that end up not being used after the first run.
Generally, an application can be uninstalled simply by dragging it to the trash. Most apps though, leave preference or support files behind which can build up over time. AppTrap installs as a preference pane and when activated runs in the background until you drag an application to the trash. At this point, it displays a dialog asking if you want to delete all associated files. Quite slick and very transparent for users.
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