WhatSize

Version: 4.8.0 || Release Date: 2009-08-25 || License: Shareware ($12.99) Developer: ID-Design, Inc.

WhatSize is a simple tool that allows the user to quickly measure the size in bytes of a given folder and all subfolders and files within it.

Use it free as long as you wish or purchase a license for $12.99 to support development and have access to the System Administrator functionality.

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19 Opinions

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minitechnik, 2009-05-02

OmniDiskSweeper is what you're looking after, right now. Same job, Freeware.

Thank you, Omnigroup.

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thuldai, 2008-08-20 (score: 2)

Here's the direct link to a freeware version:

http://downloads.zdnet.co.uk/0,1000000376,39188705s,00.htm?dl=1

I'll keep on using that one for now although 'Grand Perspective' and 'Disk Invernory X' do the trick too.

I understand that they want to earn some money for their efforts, it's probably a lot of work. The only thing that is really unacceptable is that the 'automatic update' function bumps you from free- to shareware version.

Pity.

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sugarenia, 2008-07-13 (score: 3)

Hm, not amused. Latest version is shareware, and it doesn't warn you anywhere in the what's new window.

Not the way to go with freeware apps going shareware. Thumbs down.

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notsharp, 2008-03-17 (score: 3)

"Grand Perspective" is still free and beats this app in all ways i can think of...

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kumo, 2008-01-14

10.3.91 can be found at zdnet (see version link)

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hmom, 2007-12-21

4.1 crashes in Panther. Would like to be able to get 10.3.92 if anyone can tell me where.

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thomasb, 2007-12-14

I went back to 10.3.92 too. 10.4.1 is buggy and annoying.

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haleakalari, 2007-12-04

if anyone is having trouble getting their hands on the last version (which was actually freeware) just leave a comment and i will upload it to badongo or something and put up a link.

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kumo, 2007-12-04

On the website it does say that one can use it for free, but I have updated the information here to reflect the price and license change.

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norz, 2007-12-03

Also check Baseline (shareware): it scans your volume, then saves the results, so that you can see later which folders are bigger, and which are smaller.

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