Aperçu de HardwareGrowler

HardwareGrowler est le meilleur moyen de savoir quand le statut matériel change sur le Mac. Si vous devez savoir ce qui se passe avec votre Mac, alors vous avez besoin de HardwareGrowler.

Lorsque votre câble d'alimentation se débranche, HardwareGrowler se met en action et vous en informe. Branchez un appareil comme un clavier, une clé USB ou même un casque USB et soyez informé des changements matériels.

HardwareGrowler vous informera également des changements de réseau sur votre Mac. Lorsque la connexion sans fil change de point d'accès ou qu'une adresse IP change, vous serez informé du changement.

HardwareGrowler est ce dont vous avez besoin si vous devez connaître votre matériel. HardwareGrowler utilise Growl pour fournir des notifications ou peut le faire tout seul. Simple à utiliser, facile à configurer, HardwareGrowler est l'application pour ceux qui ont besoin de savoir.

Nouveautés de la version 2.2

Version 2.2 :

Résout un problème avec l'analyse du UUID WiFi
Autres corrections mineures

4.2

(8 avis sur HardwareGrowler)

Commentaires
Notes des utilisateurs

hmfwic47

Dec 13, 2018

2.2

5.0

Version: 2.2

Works ok on my late 2013 27 inch iMac running macOS Mojave 10.14.2. With the OS notifications is this app still needed?

Feb 2, 2013

2.0.1

Version: 2.0.1

I have 2 Growl icons and 3 Hardware Growler icons in my iMac's dock. I checked and I have only one app of each installed. Anyone having the same problem?

Neutralzone

Dec 22, 2012

0.0

OK, so people are making fun of the unplug notification. It is practical. On my MacBook Pro, I would actually like to know if the MagSafe plug has disconnected, because there are times when the first time I noticed that the power lead was disconnected is because a low battery warning popped up...and I needed that battery to stay charged for when I left the building. But I also use Hardware Growler to let me know about things like when the wireless router I'm using (away from home) goes offline, or to confirm when a USB or FireWire volume is fully dismounted so that I can unplug it. There are more examples but suffice to say I have found Hardware Growler informative for years with Growl. It can also be used for things like reporting Bluetooth devices coming into range.

Dana-Sutton

Feb 14, 2012

1.3.2

Version: 1.3.2

"When your power cable unplugs, HardwareGrowler will spring into action and lets you know about it. " I don't know about anybody else, but when my power cable unplugs I know it because my computer stops working.

Megavolt17

Jan 29, 2012

1.3.1

2.5

Version: 1.3.1

I like the premise and the function, but MAN is this thing a memory hog! Typically used 185 Meg or so and at times gets up over 500 Megs! Usually a quit and restart of it will bring it back down to 125 Megs where is slowly climbs over days to 500 Megs or so.