Every year, Apple releases a new version of macOS to the market, an update that is completely free for all users who use a Mac. This year, with the launch of macOS Mojave, Apple has decided that it was time to start reduce the number of compatible equipment, so only computers from 2012 onwards have been upgraded to macOS Mojave.
This decision is striking, since users who have been able to install macOS Mojave on computers that are not officially supported, affirm that works the same or better than the previous version. When Apple releases a new version, it is always advisable to do a clean installation, in order to eliminate all the garbage that we accumulate throughout the year.
If you like to test applications, it is likely that every week, you install some other application on your computer, either to test it alone or to take advantage of the fact that it is available for download for free, even if you do not get to use it. Among the application downloads, the application and browser cache, the old iOS backups, the Photos application trash, the Downloads folder and other our team little by little it fills up and slows down every time.
If you think that the time has come to start cleaning, in the Mac App Store we have at our disposal the Disk Diet application, an application that will allow us to obtain a large amount of space from our hard drive deleting everything that we no longer use or that we do not need, such as:
- The installed languages of applications that we do not use.
- Applications that we do not use.
- The browser and application cache.
- Downloads
- Attachment downloads.
- Old backups.
- Application logs.
- Photos application trash.
- Trash
- It is compatible with external storage drives.
Disk Diet has a price in the Mac App Store of 4,49 euros, is compatible with macOS Mojave and includes a dark theme that adapts to the one offered by the new version of macOS.