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🗑️ Clear storage Mac OS

 🗑️ Clear storage Mac OS

1: Clear system cache: Go to Finder > Go > Go to Folder, then type in "~/Library/Caches" and hit enter. Select all the folders inside the Caches folder and delete them.


2: Clear system logs: Go to Finder > Go > Go to Folder, then type in "/var/log" and hit enter. Select all the files inside the Log folder and delete them.


3: Remove unused language files: Go to Finder > Go > Go to Folder, then type in "/Library/Languages" and hit enter. Delete all the language folders you don't need.


4: Uninstall unused apps: Go to the Applications folder and delete the apps you don't use.


5: Clean up system files: Use a system cleaning tool like CleanMyMac X to scan and remove unnecessary system files.


6: If you have npm installed, clear the caches once in a while with ‘sudo npm cache clean --force’


7: If you have ionic projects, open the ‘.angular’ folder and delete the ‘cache’ folder inside it.

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