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I tried restarting in safe mode, which I had hoped would clear much of the 3GB (of 8GB) of cached files taking up space on my MacBook Air.
In safe mode, my activity monitor showed even larger cached files; but came back 'down' to 3 GB when I restarted normally again.
Is there another way to *safely* remove those files that will automatically be recreated as needed?
Thank you Apple gurus! :)
Susan
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 12.3
Review the recommendations in Optimize storage space on your Mac - Apple Support, but I suspect there is more to the story. Cache, log, and other expendable files are automatically removed by macOS when available space runs low. "Safe Mode" also deletes font cache files but that won't amount to much.
If your available storage space is running low, you may find neuroanatomist's User Tip helpful: What is "Other" storage on a Mac, and how can I clean it out? - Apple Community.
Review the recommendations in Optimize storage space on your Mac - Apple Support, but I suspect there is more to the story. Cache, log, and other expendable files are automatically removed by macOS when available space runs low. "Safe Mode" also deletes font cache files but that won't amount to much.
If your available storage space is running low, you may find neuroanatomist's User Tip helpful: What is "Other" storage on a Mac, and how can I clean it out? - Apple Community.
Another way to delete cached files?
