Logs, caches and plugins all serve a purpose on your Mac. The problem is that they tend to hang around long after they stop being useful. If you want to know how to clean Mac storage and free up space ...

It’s quite common for computers to slow down over time. A decrease in performance usually results in a drop in system efficiency, which corresponds directly with its performance. Even though the ...

In our homes, dirt, dust, and grime can pile up over time. Cached files, screenshots and duplicates are the digital equivalent. One of the questions I get the most on my national radio show is, "How ...

You can free up space on your Mac by manually deleting files and emptying your trash. You can also zip files or store them on iCloud to clear space on a Mac. Decluttering apps can help to quickly ...

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Managing storage space on Macs can be tricky, especially if you own one of the lower storage capacity models. Even though Apple offers a native macOS tool to give you a detailed breakdown of how much ...

Your Mac didn’t mean to become a photo hoarder. But here we are. Ten screenshots of the same receipt, five identical sunsets, ...

A sluggish Mac is usually not a sign that the hardware has suddenly given up, but that cached data and other temporary files have quietly piled up in the background. Clearing those caches is one of ...

Make your Mac run like new with a highly rated app that removes junk files and malware to boost performance. Photo: Cult of Mac Deals Like everything else, Macs get cluttered over time. With our ...

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Removing unwanted files from your hard drive takes time. CleanMyMac X provides a “reliable, speedy way to remove gigabytes of gunk from your hard drive” according to Macworld author, Chris Barylick.