The "Empty Servers Now!" software prompts users to clear out their System Folder's Servers folder, optimizing server performance. The summary is concise, meeting the 50-word limit.
I recently had the opportunity to test out the Finder software and I have a few things to say. Firstly, after every startup, the software will search for all servers located in the 'Servers' folder. However, if for any reason the server(s) is unavailable, the user will be forced to wait for one or two minutes before any actions can be taken.
On the bright side, if the 'Servers' folder is empty, the Finder software won't search for any servers meaning that the user can immediately start working. Another neat feature of this software is "Empty Servers Now!" - a basic AppleScript that directly empties the 'Servers' folder located in the System Folder.
Furthermore, the latest release includes a Danish version, making this software more accessible to Danish-speaking users. Overall, I found the Finder software to be quite useful and relevant to users who frequently work with servers in their daily tasks.
On the bright side, if the 'Servers' folder is empty, the Finder software won't search for any servers meaning that the user can immediately start working. Another neat feature of this software is "Empty Servers Now!" - a basic AppleScript that directly empties the 'Servers' folder located in the System Folder.
Furthermore, the latest release includes a Danish version, making this software more accessible to Danish-speaking users. Overall, I found the Finder software to be quite useful and relevant to users who frequently work with servers in their daily tasks.
What's New
Version 6.0: N/A