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The average Mac may have around 5-20GB of junk files. Thus, keeping your Mac in shape can be difficult because a lot of unnecessary files accumulate on your Mac. Omni Remover offers a variety of Mac cleaning tools designed to clean over 20 types of macOS system junk.
Mac applications run maintenance scripts, generate a work log, and save cache data at specified intervals. So, uninstalling an app on your Mac is not as easy as you think. When you drag an app to the Trash, the main app may disappear, but its associated files and folders will remain. Omni Remover is designed to find all the unwanted apps, show you the details in general and let you clean them up with just one click.
Extensions are built into the entire Mac system and can be managed using a dedicated settings panel. However, not all third-party tools are set up for your Mac, and sometimes you can't even find them when you need them. Omni Remover finds both standard and invisible extensions, lists them in one place and gives you complete control.
Uninstalling Mac apps is easy because most apps are standalone and won't interfere with your Mac system. But it's a completely different matter if you have "stubborn" applications such as MacKeeper, Kaspersky or the like. You may find them again in the future, even if you think you deleted them. Omni Remover will be your best assistant with its easy operation and powerful Mac app removal capabilities.
You may find that your Mac app freezes frequently, or you've been fiddling with your Mac app's settings and now the app won't load. Omni Remover offers you the best ways to reset broken apps, repair corrupted app configuration files, and get everything back on track.
For creative designers, if auto-saving is enabled in Sketch, every time you make changes to a document, macOS will save those change history in the version database. Considering the size of your project documents, your Mac will soon be eaten. With the newly introduced Sketch Cache Cleaner feature, you can clear the change history for all Sketch documents, potentially freeing up gigabytes of free space on your Mac.
Similar to Sketch, Xcode also does not have an option to automatically delete the cache, as users may need to restore from archived versions. But there are a number of reasons why you might need to clear your Xcode cache regularly. By clearing the cache in Xcode, Omni Remover allows you to force the simulator to reload code from the server and also helps solve Xcode crashing issues.