Most of the wasted space on your Mac is only going to be reclaimed if you look at lot deeper-cleaning out language files, removing duplicate files, deleting attachments, clearing temporary files, or emptying all of the Trash cans. You can obviously free up disk space by simply doing a cursory find-and-delete for big files and other things that you’ve downloaded, but realistically that’s only going to get you so far. Here’s how to clean up your Mac’s hard disk and reclaim some drive space.

Luckily there are quick and easy ways to free up disk space on your hard drive. All you have to do is drag and drop your files onto its menu bar app.Even these days, MacBooks still have tiny hard drives that fill up quickly. Spotless takes your unorganized collection of files and arranges them into folders based on their extensions. This is where apps like Spotless come in. Your Mac’s built-in ability to sort files into stacks and groups is a visual tool that doesn’t actually organize them into folders. To switch between your workspaces, press Control with the Right or Left arrow keys. You can add a new workspace by entering the “Mission Control” (F3) and clicking the “+” button at the top right corner. macOS allows you to create up to 16 workspaces - each with its own sets of open apps. Instead of installing a separate program to hide your window clutter, you can always switch to a new workspace with a fresh desktop. You can also snooze programs and have them automatically re-launch at a scheduled time. In addition to hiding your windows, you also have the option to close them to save power and battery life. Or when you simply want a blank desktop to clear your head. It cleans up your desktop’s workspace and comes in handy, especially for meetings, when you don’t want to accidentally land on your private messaging app while multitasking. Later lives in your Mac’s menu bar and when you activate it, it immediately tucks away all your open windows.

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