It sounds like Complexmojo accidental delete occurred while some kind of system files where selected.Įdit: the only real danger with OmniDiskSweeper is that it makes it easier to find and delete system related files, as these are typically hidden when using Finder.Įdit 2: similar to JPaulMora comment on Disk Inventory X I usually only use apps like this to explore disk content. Also OmniDiskSweeper wasnt helpful as it just finds 270GB of Space and not. There are options for other versions but it only goes up to High Sierra. OmniDiskSweeper is a free program that shows you all the files on your computer so you can choose which ones of them to delete. So I tried Daisy Disk which was not helpful at all as it just said hidden space. Intentionally or accidentally pressing these buttons will obviously delete the selected files/folders (just as using Finder will do). OmniDiskSweeper no longer compatible with Catalina When I try to open the app, it says it requires macOS 11.0 and up.
OminDiskSweeper and DiskWave, the two apps of this kind that I'm familiar with, both have delete/trash buttons. After scanning a drive for several minutes, the program returns a file tree complete with content sizes for all of the folders. A free app from OmniGroup, OmniDiskSweeper lets you view your file storage in a much more powerful way than Finder.
Only two of the above apps don't yet have native Apple Silicon binary support: Disk Diag and Disk.
OMNIDISKSWEEPER MAC REDDIT PRO
Note that it will show all files/folders including ones typically hidden by Finder.Ī list of similar apps (Disk Inventory X, GrandPerspective, DiskWave, Space Gremlin and DaisyDisk) can be found at r/applehelp/wiki/mac_disk_other. OmniDiskSweeper lets you browse your file folders and puts file sizes next to every directory. Disk Drill Disk Space Analyzer Pro and Funter Built-in Some also provide cleanup/removal abilities. OmniDiskSweeper isn't a "clean up" program as you put, it's basic function is to explore the size of folders and sub-folders on an entire disk.
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