Mothers Ruin Software | Suspicious Package
Want to Know More? Download Suspicious Package here, or learn more here. (No, this is not the same thing as Show Package Contents in Finder. It's also safer and more comprehensive than …
Suspicious Package | Download & Install - Mothers Ruin
Suspicious Package supports Macs with Intel or Apple Silicon processors. If you're running an older version of macOS, see more info here.
Suspicious Package | Frequently Asked Questions - Mothers Ruin
We've attempted to sandbox Suspicious Package in the past, but there are restrictions that would reduce the usability of the app — including features in the Welcome to Suspicious Package …
Suspicious Package | User Guide - Mothers Ruin
Oct 24, 2019 · Suspicious Package picks files that it suspects will be useful and that are likely to be viewable. It skips files that are especially large, to avoid using tons of disk space for files …
Suspicious Package | Update
Download and open the disk image above. Drag Suspicious Package to your Applications folder, or wherever else you'd like to keep it. After copying Suspicious Package, you can eject the …
Suspicious Package | Release History - Mothers Ruin
Aug 15, 2025 · The table below summarizes the released versions of Suspicious Package, and what fixes and enhancements were made to each version. You can determine the version you …
Suspicious Package | Scripting - Mothers Ruin
A few examples of how to use Suspicious Package via AppleScript follow. We've also translated them into the JavaScript for Automation (JXA) dialect; use the buttons at the top of each …
Mothers Ruin Software
Do not allow your children to mix drinks. It is unseemly and they use too much vermouth. — Fran Lebowitz, Social Studies, 1981
Suspicious Package | Support - Mothers Ruin
Mothers Ruin Software offers Suspicious Package at no charge, in the hope it will prove useful to others. We distribute it under a minimalist license agreement, the primary purpose of which is …
Mothers Ruin Software | Apparency
Even “code signatures” — around since Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard!) — are visible only via arcane Terminal incantations.