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If this is the Leviathan Wakes Ebookity you need, this little app provides it. Intuitive interface: From its place on the Menu Bar, this app lets you access a handy slider for setting the Trash size. Everything you need to know and do is quick and easy to access. Not essential: You may not really need this app. Though its monitoring features and notifications are useful, they are not indispensable if you're an average Mac user. It would have been more useful if it had an integrated "Leviathan Wakes Ebook Trash" button. Only available on Mac

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