Manage Drives & Mounted Volumes from the Mac OS X Menu Bar with FreeSpaceTab
FreeSpaceTab is a free utility that lets you manage hard disks and mounted volumes directly from the Mac OS X menu bar.
With an attractive and simple GUI, you can pull the menu down to see all mounted drives and partitions, arranged by volume type (local drives, disk images, network volumes, etc) as well as free space available on each volume. Drives can ejected on a per disk basis, or mass ejected if you want to unmount everything. Also nice, the menubar icon itself can be set to display available disk space on the default boot volume, allowing for an quick way to see available drive capacity.
These menubar apps are especially useful if you hide the Mac OS X desktop to reduce clutter, because they give you information and functionality that you’d otherwise need to access the desktop or a Finder window for.
FreeSpaceTab is a better solution than the recently discussed a hidden eject menu that can be enabled in Mac OS X, containing additional functionality as well as the ability to eject disks. All in all a worthwhile app to download, check it out.
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I loved the idea, but I don’t like the app’s ugly icon and menu (both different than pictured here).
The icon doesn’t match the standard Mac set I have in the Menu Bar.
And the app’s menu contains a commercial for Broom (other app from this developer), Rate on App Store (how many times would you do that?), Follow on Twitter (go away) and Support. Support could be useful for someone if the website it points to actually would be live.
I trashed it.
I don’t see this in mine, but maybe I have an older version. I have had this app for a long time.
You have summed up what I was thinking perfectly
Trashed it too.
This is great