Which will save you space in the long run.įor example, LibreOffice takes up about 4GB of space on my computer. This removes the need to install the desktop versions, Dropbox and Google Drive have this option too in their preferences.Ī lot of popular apps actually now have equally good – if notīetter – web versions. So in the desktop app preferences, I can uncheck theīoxes of the folders I want off the computer but they will remain in my onlineĪccount. This is where all of your files are uploaded to the website of the cloud storage service, but in the desktop app settings, you can choose which of the files are synced to your computer. Selective Sync is offered by all of the major cloud storage platforms, including the one I use ( ). But to save space on yourĬomputer, you need to use a feature called “ Selective You still want to be able to effortlessly bring back files to the MacOSĬomputer – then cloud storage is a solid choice. If you don’t want to use a USB stick or portable drive – or Next, get a large 128GB USB stick or a portable hard drive and transferĮverything off the computer.
Next, throw everything you want to keep into one folder.
DeleteĮverything you don’t need and empty the Trash. Is usually the Downloads folder, the Desktop, and the Trash bin. The next step is to go on a big deleting purge.įocus on areas where lots of files tend to accumulate. Unneeded Files Or Move Them Off The Computer But after trying it out, I’ve concluded it doesn’t do much more than what I have described above. There are apps that do all of this large file sorting for you, such as the free OmniDiskSweeper.
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