Onyx, my favourite system maintenance and tweaking tool for Mac, has been updated.

Onyx beats Cocktail because it’s free and it beats TinkerTool because it is more Mail.app-friendly; it can clean obsolete stuff out of your Mail and Mail Downloads folders.

Even though TinkerTool can do some things that Onyx can’t, in my view Onyx remains the Mail.app user’s system maintenance utility of choice.

The updated version features better deleting of temporary files and QuickTime recent items, cleans more caches, has improved error management, deletes brower search histories and – not least – has a snazzy new icon.

Onyx is freeware and available from the developer’s web site.

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Tags: mail.app, Onyx, system maintenance, tweaking

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