Scanning my disk took 14 seconds - that’s hard to complain about. I have 121 GB flash storage on my Mac with about 100 GB in use. As you can see, this contrasts greatly to the standard Mac storage graphic. Featuresįirst, if you haven’t seen DaisyDisk before, let’s take a moment to appreciate how attractive the interface is as this is one of it’s most popular features.
DaisyDisk found a way to make the process more colorful, interactive, and gratifying. The standard storage management on the MacBook provides you with one bar for visualizing what takes up your space and then just lists everything you have when you go in to manage it.įor me, approaching storage management this way always felt tedious and made me a little nervous that I might delete something useful.
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Navigating and using DaisyDisk feels intuitive, it's easy and you really don’t need to read any instructions to figure out how to use it.
This is advantageous in many ways because oftentimes users don’t even know where to begin when faced with the dilemma of a full disk. I have found a huge upside of this app to be the visible perspective it provides you with on all of the out of sight, out of mind files and applications that you have on your Mac. I’ve been using DaisyDisk on my MacBook Pro running macOS Big Sur for the majority of this year. This app has simplified the process of identifying large files and removing them with ease in a visually satisfying manner. DaisyDisk was developed to assist Mac users in optimizing their current disk space in a way that is safe, fast, and easy. Running out of disk space is nothing short of a nuisance and finding ways to create space isn’t always easy. It is a one time payment utility that will pretty much never outlive its use on your Mac. It is interactive, easy to use, and allows you to preview your files before making any decisions on what to delete. DaisyDisk provides Mac users with a colorful visual representation of their disk space.
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