TrashLater X

TrashLater X is a file removal utility that watches folders with files that are destined to be deleted (e.g. your download folder).

You can select which folders to watch and how long any item is allowed to stay. The "item lifetime" can be selected on a per-folder-bases.

Checking is done at chosed intervals. An item that has been in a folder longer than allowed will be moved, for instance to the trash.

You can even watch the trash and delete items after a delay.

What is new in this release:

• Added a condition to check for file sizes.
• New file condition based on color labels in the Finder.
• Added support for mountable folders, i.e. folders on network drives or removable disk drives. No checking will be done for these folders when they are not present.
• Now using the Sparkle framework//sparkle.andymatuschak.org/ to do update checks.
• Activated the (red) close button in the main window.
• Allowing folders to be re-checked after changes were made to the database.
• Fixed a missing binding in the options for 'Show Progress Window'.
• Dated subfolders can now also be created in the Trash.
• Corrected drag and drop from the Finder.
• Fixed a bug in the file name conditions.
• Added a test button to the preferences window to check the log file viewer application.
• The installer will now ask for admin authorization.
• Removed the 'X' from the application name 'TrashLater X'.
• Ditto in the documentation.
• New date-formatting algorithm.
• No 'Checking Suspended' growl message when TrashLater was not enabled.
• Error messages will now also appear in the Console log.
• The Cancel button of our error messages can now be correctly selected by the 'Escape' key.
• Minor internal remodelling for improved code quality.
• Changed build number sequence to be project-specific. The old build number of the previous version was 535 which corresponds to 249 in the new revision sequence.
• Fixed a typo regarding the sales coupon.
• Built with Xcode 2.4.1 using gcc 4.0.1.

Requirements:

• Mac OS X, version 10.3 or later