We appreciate you taking the time to download and try FruitJuice.

If you would like to remove it from your Mac, you can do the following:

1) Select ‘Quit FruitJuice’ from the menu.

2) Move the FruitJuice application from your Applications folder to the trash (and empty the trash).

3) To remove the data files, delete the following folder:

(Your Home Directory) > Library > Containers > com.batteryProject.FruitJuiceMAS

Please let us know if you need further assistance.

Allso, while we understand that FruitJuice might not be suitable for everyone, we are curious to know what influenced your decision to not continue using it.

This seems to be an issue with the preferences after this update that causes the menu to appear blank even though you can pull down the FruitJuice menu. We are working on an update to address this.

Until that fix is available, the following steps should correct the issue:

1) Quit FruitJuice
2) Delete the following file:

(Your Home Directory) > Library > Containers > com.batteryProject.FruitJuiceMAS > Data > Library > Application Support > com.batteryProject.FruitJuice > FruitJuicePrefs.plist

3) Restart FruitJuice.

For some users, even though FruitJuice is set to start at login (and does, indeed, start at login), it may indicate otherwise. There is a work-around for this message.

All you need to do is place an empty text file named “1324.txt” in the following directory:

(Your Home Directory) > Library > Containers > com.batteryProject.FruitJuiceMAS > Data > Library > Application Support > com.batteryProject.FruitJuice

The next time FruitJuice starts up, no matter what, it will skip the start at login message.

Note: To navigate to your “Library” folder, in the Finder, you can open the “Go” menu while holding the Option key and there will be a “Library” option.