SixtyFour facilitates the setting of a preference to force a 64-bit app to open in 32-bit mode. Forcing a 64-bit app to open in 32-bit mode reduces its memory usage significantly. Running most if not all apps in 32-bit mode on systems that have little memory available can potentially lead to an increase in overall system performance. That means you can keep your Mac running longer, but running better. If you intend to run more apps at the same time, and, at the same time, maintain system performance, but can't upgrade to the newer, faster Macs with more RAM, this is the app for you.
What is new in this release:
Single Volume Scanning now also supports directories
Added Path Bar feature
Fixed a memory leak and minor (aesthetic) bugs
Added warning on startup for users running OS X Yosemite
What is new in version 1.7.0:
Single Volume Scanning now also supports directories
Added Path Bar feature
Fixed a memory leak and minor (aesthetic) bugs
Added warning on startup for users running OS X Yosemite
What is new in version 1.6.0:
Single Volume Scanning now also supports directories
Added Path Bar feature
Fixed a memory leak and minor (aesthetic) bugs
Added warning on startup for users running OS X Yosemite
Limitations:
7-day trial
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