App: PNGSquash
Developer: Michael Sanders
Genres: Grafik und Design, Entwickler-Tools

PNGSquash is the easiest, most effective way to reduce the size of your PNG images. Per the PNG format, all compressions are done losslessly — i.e., with no change in quality — so it is ideal for web developers looking for essentially free bandwidth, app developers needing to save space, or anyone else looking to decrease the size of their images at no cost with a simple, one-time operation.

Features:

• Instead of using just one single PNG compressor (like most other competing apps), PNGSquash combines ALL of the top PNG compressors together (PNGCrush, OptiPNG, AdvPNG, and PNGOut*, respectively) to allow for maximum possible compression.
• Compresses images concurrently, taking advantage of every processor (or core) in your computer.
• Provides configurations for you to choose from, edit, or add depending on your needs (the defaults are “Light”, “Medium”, and “Brutal” — this means you have don't need to mess around with preferences every time you want to shrink the size of an image).
• A simple, clean and straightforward UI.

*PNGOut cannot currently be bundled due to licensing restrictions, but there is a preference to enable it if you have it installed.

Release notes:
- Improved compatibility with Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion).
- Significantly improved performance when dealing with large amounts of files.
- Fixed race condition that would cause certain files to get "stuck" when many are being compressed at once.
- No longer bails out after encountering an error on one image (useful for batch jobs).
- Added setting to automatically time out on files that take too long (and hold up batch jobs).
- Added button to clear finished results as they come.
- Enumerating dragged directories can now be cancelled.
- Sorting by name is now both alphanumeric as well as case-insensitive.
- Now processes symlinks and aliases correctly.
- Now correctly preserves permissions, Finder labels, Spotlight comments, and all other attributes of processed files.
- Now correctly ignores hidden files and packages when enumerating directories.
- Improved error handling for invalid files.
- Many other bug fixes and improvements.