![]() ![]() Put simply, I want to achieve the utopian state of a self-cleaning, self-organizing Mac. ![]() Last week, when I was not a “Hazel user”, I couldn’t find a single post about getting started with Hazel, and why you should give it a try. ![]() Still, I think I should share my thoughts on why I started using it, especially considering how it’s difficult to find on blogs the reasons why you need Hazel, rather than a list of all the things this utility can do. This is not meant to be a review of Hazel, as I believe the app can go really in-depth with its feature set and I need a few more weeks before writing a proper article. The results, even in a short 3-day testing timeframe, are quite impressive. Following Ben Brooks’ excellent roundup of what can be accomplished with Noodlesoft’s Hazel and a series of great tips I’ve found on the Internet, I decided it was about time to take what many call “the most precious time-saving utility for the Mac” for a spin. Over the weekend, I have started using an application several MacStories readers and friends of mine suggested for a very long time: Hazel. ![]()
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