Uninstall run window
Uninstalling no longer looks like a terminal log. The window now shows:
- the apps Mole matched, with their sizes;
- the files it will remove, grouped per app (files that need your password and files kept for you to check are marked);
- a plain question with Remove and Cancel buttons instead of "Enter confirm, ESC cancel";
- each app ticked off with its size as it goes, and a clear result: removed, cancelled, failed or "Preview only".
Homebrew apps, renamed apps, failed apps and personal data are now shown correctly.
Look and feel
- Small pop-up cards (the question card, the leftovers panel, the selection bar) now glow evenly on every edge instead of showing a dark blob in the middle.
- While a page is scanning, its main card's light slowly breathes, then settles when the scan ends. It stays still with Reduce Motion on.
Install
Already on 0.4.0 or later? Burrow updates itself when you quit.
Burrow is not notarized, so macOS stops it twice: once when you open the DMG ("Burrow.dmg Not Opened") and once on the app's first launch. Each time, press Done, then go to System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway. Or skip both dialogs from Terminal:
xattr -d com.apple.quarantine ~/Downloads/Burrow.dmgThen open the DMG, drag Burrow to Applications, and run:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Burrow.app