What's new
Every release, newest first. The home page download is the latest one.
Version 1.1
- The view switcher is back in the window. Rings, Treemap and List sit in the top bar on the disk screen, where they used to live in Settings.
- Three new ways to look at any folder, beside those: Largest lists the biggest files and bundles beneath it; Kinds groups every byte by what it is, with a line about what deleting each kind means; Untouched shows what has not changed in one, two or five years.
- All three narrow as you drill in, and anything found in them deletes the same way as a wedge in the rings: to the Trash, after a confirmation.
- Kinds and Untouched account for every byte of the folder they describe, including files too small to list and folders the scan could not look inside, so their totals add up.
- Untouched no longer lists files stamped with a 1970 date, which is what a file carries when nothing ever set its date.
Version 1.0
- First release. The sunburst ring, drilling in and out, the details panel with Quick Look and reveal in Finder.
- System Data broken into named items: local snapshots, Time Machine local backups, device backups, caches, Xcode derived data, Mail downloads and cached iCloud content, each with a reclaim action.
- Every installed application sized by its bundle plus everything it left elsewhere on the disk, and uninstalled together.
- Deletion to the Trash only, after a confirmation naming every item. System paths cannot be deleted. iCloud-only files are counted as zero and never downloaded.