Let me guess, one of the most used apps on your Mac would be a browser, either Chrome or Safari. While your macOS removes some temporary files automatically after a restart, you can remove these files manually, cleaning temporary files won’t necessarily speed up your Mac, but it will surely free up some storage. These files often take up storage for no good reason, and this is where you can gain some space on your Mac. Your Mac’s drive probably has temporary files you don’t need. Generally, the temporary files on your Mac accumulate so much that it takes a chunk of storage, take the Google Chrome for instance. This will free up huge space on your Mac. Delete the folders that are old or not required. You will be taken to the backup folder of your iPhone or iPad that you’ve saved using iTunes. ~/Library/Application Support/MobileSync/Backup Tap Command + Space or use the Search/Magnifier icon in the top right corner and type the following. To delete them manually, open the following path to see the backup folders, If you think your backup data is old and you don’t need, remove it to free up a large amount of storage space.
If your iPhone has almost about 32 GB of used storage space, then the backup will consume somewhere around 30 GB storage on your Mac. If you’ve backed up your iPhone/iPad data to your Mac using the iTunes app, then you’ve probably accumulated a lot of data utilizing a massive storage space. Check the storage space, this might increase some storage on your Mac once the apps are removed.Ģ) Clear Your iPhone/iPad iTunes Backups Files That You Don’t Need Make sure you only remove the app that you don’t use. This will open the storage management tool on your Mac, select the Applications and sort by size. Sort the apps by its size after clicking show items as list as shown in the image.Īlternately, press the Command + Space and type ‘ Storage Management‘ without quotes. Drag and drop the application to the Trash on your dock to remove the app. It’s easy to remove apps, open the Finder window and select the Applications on the sidebar. Better remove it to free up some storage on your Mac. Sometimes you just use the app once and never use it again, the app remains inside your Mac for no use and consume the storage space. There are plenty of apps installed on your Mac taking up storage space and you should uninstall them if you don’t require them.
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