How to Clean Up Startup Disk on MacBook Air/Pro

Q: "I am attempting to clean up my startup disk on my MacBook Air as I only have 14 GB of memory free. My audio, videos, photos and apps take up a total of 21.77 GB of space when I check in my storage option of About This Mac. However, there is a whopping 23.97 GB of Other taking up my startup disk. Is there memory being taken up from my Internet history that needs deleting? Any advice is greatly appreciated!"

-- A User from Apple Support Communities

The Mac drive can be measured in terabytes, from a useless app to a song that will never be played can take space. The junk files appear with the use of Internet, and the browser we use also brings large volume of junks. In addition, if you are using more than one browser on your Mac like Safari, Firefox or Chrome, it would be tedious and time-consuming to clear the caches, cookies, and history of the browser junks one by one.

So in this iMobie guide, we show you an all-around and easy-to-use Mac cleaning tool - MacClean to remove Internet browsing junk files, user junks, OS (X) system junks and application leftover, some useless duplicate files and old/large files to free up disk space on your Mac, which could be very helpful when system pops up “Your startup disk is almost full”.

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Check the designed features of MacClean

• It is a professional Mac cleaner made for every Mac device, including MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, iMac 5K, Mac mini etc.
• It supports cleaning various types of junks: Internet junks (browsing history, caches, cookies, download history etc), user junk, system junk, and app leftover, useless duplicate files, old/large file and so on.
• It allows you to find and remove malicious threats on your Mac, such as Malware, Trojan, Spyware, Worms and so on.

How to Clean Up Startup Disk on MacBook Air/Pro with MacClean

Step 1. Download MacClean to your Mac, install and run it on your computer.

Step 2. Cleanup disk by removing junk files, just select System Junk to remove app leftover, Developer Junk, OS X Junk and User Junk.

Step 3. Delete Internet Junk by going to related item. It will help you clean browsing history, cookies, caches and other junks of Safari/Opera/FireFox/Chrome.

Step 4. Free up disk on your Mac by getting rid of some useless old/large files and duplicate files. Cleanup Tools can make it in a quick way.

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The Bottom Line

MacClean is an essential and easy-to-use tool that helps free up startup disk on your Mac by removing the junks and useless files. If this guide is helpful, don't hesitate to share it with your friends. Now free download MacClean to give a shot.