Clicked 'delete' and instantly regretted it? Don't worry. Our tutorial explains how to recover deleted Mac files, emails, iTunes music, and more, even if you don't have a Time Machine backup and ...

You know the drill: when you want to delete a file on your Mac, you have to move it to the trash can sitting in the Dock (or select the file and press Command + Delete). Once in the trash, you ...

How to manually free up space on a Mac In this section, we'll cover some basic ways to free up storage space on your Mac, from manually deleting files to zipping them. Delete files and apps Take a ...

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How to delete app leftovers manually Dragging an app to the Trash usually removes the application, but some support files, caches, and preferences can remain on your Mac.

Only byte-identical files are matched as duplicates. After finding copies, you can choose how or if to remove overlaps. We reviewed Duplicate Detective ($3) and reviewed Gemini ($10).