This way, you always have an overview of programs that you have installed for testing purposes so that you can easily uninstall them again or move them to the list of regular applications. You can for instance create a test software group and move all applications that you test into it. These groups become available in the filter list improving the manageability of the listing.

You can create groups and assign applications to them. You can furthermore filter installations by logged, unlogged, corrupt or incorrectly installed. A search form is available to filter installations, useful if you are looking for a particular program and do not want to browse the full catalog.

As it stands now, you can only select on uninstallation at a time. It would have been useful if you could queue up uninstallations to save some time. You can only select one program at a time that you want to uninstall. To uninstall a program, select it from the list and hit the uninstall button afterwards.

The uninstaller itself displays the list of installed programs on the system. File and Registry changes can be imported and exported in the log files view, which may be useful for safe keeping or further analysis. There is however no option to delete select files or Registry keys only, which means that you need to do that manually on the system after all. A simple example where this can help is the installation of toolbars or other adware during software installations as it reveals where the toolbar has made its mark on the system.

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