Startup Disk Full Fixer For Mac

Keeping your Mac in tip-top shape is not just a matter of having the fastest hardware, but also of making sure that it has enough free space available as low disk space is one of the causes behind drops in performance,

After launching Startup Disk Full Fixer the first time, the app will display the exact amount of free and used space available on your Mac's startup disk.

Before starting to scan for unneeded files which you can remove to free up more disk space, Startup Disk Full Fixer asks you to grant it access to your home folder.

After the scanning process ends, the Startup Disk Full Fixer application makes it possible for you to choose the junk files you want to delete to clean up your Mac's startup disk.

Moreover, Startup Disk Full Fixer will list the unneeded files it finds as application caches, application logs, web browser caches, iTunes temporary files, Mail downloads, removed application remains, and, probably the largest ones of all on most Macs, Xcode junk files.

Before actually deleting the clutter on your Mac's startup disk, Startup Disk Full Fixer allows you to select which categories you want to erase from the ones listed above by clicking the checkboxes next to each group.

It's also important to mention that, before going forward with the startup disk cleaning process, Startup Disk Full Fixer reminds you that it will move all the files it deletes to the system Trash.

Following the junk files' removal, Startup Disk Full Fixer displays the amount of disk space it has freed at the top of the window, and the amount of free and used space you're left with.

Although Startup Disk Full Fixer erases the files from your Mac's startup disk, as mentioned above the junk will be moved to the Trash bin and to free up the disk space you will need to empty the Trash folder.

In a nutshell, Startup Disk Full Fixer is a free and streamlined tool designed to help you scan for and get rid of the most common junk files that accumulate on your Mac's startup disk with a couple of mouse clicks to make sure that you never run out of space.