Browser Cleaner (formerly Toolbar Cleaner) PC/Windows
Browser Cleaner (formerly Toolbar Cleaner) is a lightweight application that can remove toolbars from your web browsers, as the name suggests. It offers support for Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome.
After a brief installation procedure, you are greeted by a standard window that's simple to work with, even if you have no previous experience with software programs.
A list of all installed toolbars is automatically displayed upon deployment, and you can view them according to the web browser they belong to. Simply select which items you want to remove (or all of them) and let the app take care of the rest, with the simple click of a button.
In addition, Browser Cleaner gives you the possibility of disabling applications that automatically run at system startup, in order to increase the boot time. From the Options menu you can directly access the Control Panel and change the interface language, as well as hide the information popup and message when the removal job is completed.
The straightforward software program runs on low-to-moderate quantity of CPU and system memory, so it shouldn't put a strain on the computer's overall performance. It has a good response time and finishes a removal task rapidly, without causing the operating system to hang, crash or pop up error dialogs. Thanks to its intuitive layout and overall simplicity, first-time users can quickly get acquainted to Toolbar Cleaner's features. Free download of Browser Cleaner 1.0.0.361, size 8.59 Mb.
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What's new in this version:
- the "Close" menu button now opens the image Open from Windows explorer on the current folder without generating an error (workaround for some unexplained issues)
- resize images to any length now works from Windows explorer (buttons on windows+4, shift + alt + keyboard arrows and menu)
- fixed problem with "Remember image location" option when value is different from the current directory
- fixed problem with unknown image format in image preview window
- few compatibility fixes
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Remove toolbars and other unwanted items from your Internet Explorer, Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox web browsers. This utility is completely free of charge and it enables you to customize every aspect of the interface.
Key Features:
✔ Support for Internet Explorer, Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox.
✔ Remove any toolbars from the web browser.
✔ Control Toolbars and Autostart applications.
✔ Support for IE4, IE5, IE6, IE7, IE8, IE9, IE10, IE11, IE12, IE13, IE14, IE15, IE16, IE17, IE18.
✔ Support for Microsoft's.NET Framework.
✔ Real-time protection against cross-site scripting and other malicious scripts.
✔ Support for the following browsers: Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera, Safari.
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Can I reduce a Mac OS X partition to increase available space?
I have a 2TB volume with a 5GB primary partition and a 250GB partition. The 250GB partition is loaded down to 95GB. In Windows I would just expand the 5GB partition to occupy the total free space.
However, on my Mac OS X 10.9 install (running from a USB drive) if I resize that 250GB partition I get this message:
In future, we will not allow you to move the volume containing the
  only user’s home folder.
And I'm aware that shrinking a partition in Mac OS X is not officially supported. So can I do it? If so, how?
A:
Sure you can shrink a partition - use a free partitioner such as GParted, and you don't need to move the partition containing the user's home folder.
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