If you’re like most people, you probably have a lot of storage space on your Mac. But if you’re like me, you also have a lot of clutter in your storage area. This can be a challenge to clear out because it can take up valuable space and make it difficult to use your Mac. Here are some tips to help clear out your storage area on a Mac:

  1. Start by sorting your items by type. If you have files that are text files, images, or videos, then put them all in one place and create a folder for them. This will make it easier to find and use the items later on.
  2. Create folders for each type of file that you want to store in your storage area. For example, if you have images and videos in one folder and text files in another, create folders for each type of file.
  3. Use an organizing tool to help organize your storage area. For example, I use FolderMaker Pro to create custom folders for my files so I can easily find what I need when I need it.
  4. Use an app called Disk Utility to clean up any leftover space on your hard drive or SSD and free up some space in your storage area for new files and applications!

From your PC, type Command-F. Select Other from the dropdown menu. Select the first dropdown menu option and choose Other. nick File Size and File Extension from the Search Attributes window.

Go to the Finder icon on your dock or by pressing the Desktop button. Choose Go. Select Downloads from the menu. Select any files you want to remove. Trash must be emptied.

In the Finder, open a new window. Click File at the top of your screen and then Preferences. nClick Show Path in the drop-down menu under “Show All” (located just above where you type), if it isn’t already selected. Select Caches from the list and click Go. This will take you to.

It’s critical to be cautious about removing things from your Mac, but removing cached data is generally safe. You won’t run into any major problems if you remove system-level and user-level cache files (/Library/Caches/) and folders.

To remove your history and cookies, go to Settings > Safari > Clear History and Website Data. Tap Remove All Website Data after that.