The Smart Cleanup capability is one-click, as said above, so you can get rid of unwanted junk in seconds.From system and development junk to iPhoto trash and obsolete language files, each one will display the size that it is taking up in your hard drive. It categorizes the junk that it cleans and makes them readily available to users.Cleaning utilities abound on Mac but what makes CleanMyMac, for its no-nonsense name, is that it provides users with everything they need from a system cleaning utility without doing anything fancy or inconvenient for them.This was easily worked around by configuring the preferences to ignore these interrupts, but it’s also a behavior I’ve never seen before. If there’s one caveat, it’s that CleanMyMac 3 attempted to launch itself during the interrupt screens that sometimes come up when running another application. For example, the Privacy module allows easy access to cookies, saved passwords, and other preferences for your web browser of choice, saving you some digging around in preference and extension menus by putting these things in one location. This dovetails nicely with the program’s access to preference files and settings that might be a little hard to find if you’re a casual user. This doesn’t go into developer-level explanations, but it serves to tell you what you’re about to do, what changes will be made, and gives you sufficient information prior to clicking the Scan or Clean button. CleanMyMac 3 also includes a brief explanation about what each test does and what it repairs.
To its credit, MacPaw took the CleanMyMac 2’s more-frenetic-than-a-happy-puppy user interface and dialed it down a bit, which makes it a bit more helpful in the current version. When you remove an app, CleanMyMac 3’s uninstaller makes sure you’re not leaving any app files behind.
On my late 2013 model Mac Pro, with its minimal 256GB flash storage, CleanMyMac 3 was able to retrieve 18.1GB of storage space, and the computer ran without a hitch afterwards. CleanMyMac 3 comes in handy in a world filled with incredibly fast but still relatively small solid state drives, where regaining a dozen or so gigabytes of space certainly isn’t a bad thing.
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