Crap Cleaner Sierra Free Up Space

Whether that crap is temporary Internet files, cookies or caches, eventually Murphys Law will dictate that your Windows PC will grind to a halt.

But heres the thing I am an Apple fanboy too (even got the obligatory Steve Jobs poster on my office wall), but no matter how much you love your Mac, you cant deny that eventually even your darling Sierra is going to need some help in the speed department.

After a while, it gets a bit addictive seeing what you can get rid of next.

Since it has been around for a long time, it has gone through countless versions and improvements, and stands as one of the best apps there is for cleaning the gunk out of your computer.

As well as browser caches and files, it also deletes all unnecessary dreck from your installed apps.

But everything in that folder can be safely deleted nevertheless.

So if you feel that way too, in the interests of speed, you can disable the whole thing and be done with it.

Or alternatively go to your Applications folder and open it there.

Click the minus symbol and each widget will now have a cross in its top left hand corner.

But if your native tongue is English, you may feel there is no need to have Afrikaans or Albanian on your Mac.

Crap Cleaner Sierra Free Up Space

So you can free up space and system resources by removing unneeded language files with a free app called Monolingual.

If your native tongue is something else, keep that language file and also the English language files.

If you would prefer to dump the whole lot in one go, and you dont mind using Terminal, then just enter the following command in Terminal.

Dont expect any flashing lights or juggling clowns on tricycles or anything like that.

When Handbrake is on, it is normal for the CPU to shoot up straight to 100 and stay there until its done.

Use Force Quit if necessary (which you will need to use if a program has crashed).

Its all very well having an app whoosh out of the nostril of the person on your desktop wallpaper, but you have to ask yourself how much power that whoosh is taking up.

Go to System PreferencesAccessibilityDisplay, and you will see the following.

So go ahead and check the two in the screenshot Reduce motion and Reduce transparency.

Crap Cleaner Mac Sierra