Always be cautious when deleting files, especially in system directories, and consider creating backups before making changes.
To access a directories, press Command + Shift + G in Finder.
Contains cache files for various applications. Deleting these files can free up space and potentially speed up your system. Applications will recreate these caches as needed.
Description: Contains log files for system and application events. You can delete old log files to free up space. Be cautious not to delete logs that you might need for troubleshooting.
Description: Contains support files for applications. Be careful when deleting files here, as it may affect the functionality of some applications. Delete only the files related to apps you have uninstalled or no longer use.
Description: Contains preference files for applications. Deleting these files can reset application settings. Only delete preferences for applications you no longer use.
Description: Contains saved states of applications. Deleting these files can help free up space and can fix issues with applications not launching correctly.
Description: Contains sandboxed data for applications. You can delete data for applications you have uninstalled or no longer use.
Description: Contains files you have downloaded from the internet. Regularly clean this folder by deleting files you no longer need.
Description: Contains system-level cache files. Deleting these can free up space and may improve system performance. The system will recreate necessary cache files.
Description: Contains temporary files used by the system and applications. Deleting old temporary files can free up space. Be cautious and only delete files that are not currently in use.