Disk LED for Mac
Menu bar indicator for disk activity.
$3.99
In English
Version 2.1When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission
Disk LED overview
Disk LED is a Menu bar indicator for disk activity.
Have you ever wondered why your machine is not responding? Have you ever wished it had a LED indicating your disk's activity?Well, now it does! Disk LED is a very simple unobtrusive application that lives in your status bar and displays just that: an indicator of your disk activity.
Disk LED shows activity for any internal or external storage device in a convenient summarized way.
You can choose between many LED models to suit your status bar style and change the refresh rate to decide how many milliseconds you can tolerate without knowing exactly what your disks are doing!
And the best of all: Disk LED is FREE!!!! Aren't we awesome?
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What’s new in version 2.1
Version 2.1:
- Option to show contained volumes instead of disk model as tooltip.
- Fixed: some external devices didn't disappear when unmounted if "Ignore devices that doesn't contain any media inserted" is enabled.
Disk LED for Mac
$3.99
In English
Version 2.1
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Oct 22 2012
Version: 2.1
Odd pricing. It says $1.99 on this MU page but AppStore actually states 2.99 EURO (that's $4!).
Different pricing for the US and the EU when distributing through the AppStore? Even when taking local V.A.T. into consideration that's a ridiculous EU price.
I'll pass forever on Agile Route.
Nov 3 2011
Version: 2.1
I wonder why all negative comments be valuate a negative point. Is Macupdate a place only accept flattery？
Aug 10 2011
Version: 1.2
How come this says 'free' when the price is listed on the very same page?!
Apr 12 2011
Version: 1.1
Wow! It looks like , "Disk Light," is back in OS X form! What's it been? Over twenty years since that pesky INIT was released in Peter Norton's Norton Utilities for Mac 1.0 for what version was the Mac on then. System 6, or earlier?
Amazing how we think we're moving forward, yet we fade back, borne ceaselessly against the tide, as F. Scott put it.
Let's hope that the OS X incarnation won't be as troublesome as its cute, but functionally useless, predecessor.
Apr 12 2011
Version: 1.1
I like it. I would like it even better if it would tell you what file/files or apps are accessing your drive.