

#Hazel app free download
It got rid of all of the junk left behind when you discard an app, and that’s something that is extremely valuable if you download and test a lot of apps. Completely.īefore I had Hazel, I used AppZapper – and it worked fine for uninstalling apps. How I do use it? Well, that’s where the goods are. I suppose the only thing I could say is that I probably don’t use it for enough things, but that’d be about it. Unlike the other applications I’ve covered ( Evernote and Dropbox), there’s not really much to write about in terms of how I don’t use it. What I can say is that it will allow me to get more granular, so you can take some of what I mention below and apply nested conditions ( Eddie Smith over at Practically Efficient offers a way to get into them) to some of it once you’re familiar with them. Again, I’m just diving into this version of the software, so I won’t be able to go into how much more they’ll add to how I have been using Hazel. While I haven’t had as much of a chance to dig deep into all of the shiny newness offered in Hazel 3, I am pretty impressed with the new nested conditions that it brings to the table.

#Hazel app free upgrade
They just updated Hazel to its third version last week, and it was a jam-packed upgrade to say the least. As we head into the home stretch here during “How I.” Week, I’m going to give a brief overview of how I use Hazel, a fantastic rules-based organizational tool that comes from the fine folks at Noodlesoft.
