I’m working on some new additions to Cache Out that I hope to release soon. The first is a setting to relaunch all browsers that were open before cleaning, and the second setting lets a user bypass their choice of options when clicking the Enable All button. I’ll be adding support for two or three requested browsers too.
A couple of automative milestones I neglected to mention from the weekend…
First, my 2024 Toyota Camry Hybrid hit an average of 43 mpg after sitting at 42.9 forever.
Second, the loan for it is now fully paid off.
This will be the last car I own.
31,536,000 seconds and counting…
Today is a milestone date. One full year since heart surgery.
Life has returned to normal for the most part. The only real lingering issue I have is the occasional swelling of my left ankle.
I’m thankful for each and every one of those seconds. It means my heart is still pumping.
I’m foolishly taking another crack at getting the holder of the jimmitchell.net domain to sell to me. I’m not going to get my hopes up, but it’s worth a shot, because, why not, right?
I’ve been a paid supporter of BBEdit all the way through v15, but I think I’m going to try the “free” version 16 at work for a while to see if I’m missing anything locked by a license code. If there is, I’m sure I’ll update. Love the app that much. I’m sticking with v15 for home use in the meantime.
Busy, Busy, Busy
I've had a productive few weeks at the expense of my blog being silent. Here's an update on a few of the projects that have been taking up my time.
So yeah… I’ve decided I’m going to resurrect Yasu with a whole new modern take on the app. Huzzah!
It Seems Like Forever
It's been a really busy month and I can't remember the last time I published a post about life in general.
I’ve made some serious progress on Cache Out over the last week, releasing v1.3.0 this morning. I’ve also defined a solid roadmap that will take me through v1.5.0 and beyond. It feels great to be developing a Mac app again.
Why I Built Cache Out, a macOS App for Clearing Browser Caches
I've spent the last six months working on a new Mac app that clears browser caches, browsing history, download history, favicons and cookies for the top browsers. This is why I did it.