CCleaner for Mac. Best Multi-Platform Mac Cleaner Tool. Developed by – Piriform. Version number – 1.17.603. File Size – 10.9 MB. MacOS Compatibility – Trial Version – Yes. Money-Back Guarantee – 30-days. Offered by Piriform CCleaner is a popular name in PC cleaning software, and the same is now available for Mac too. AppCleaner is the most popular free cleaner program for Mac OS. This tool uninstalls or deletes the unwanted programs on Mac leaving no marks of it. It detects all its support files like cache, cookies, launching agents, etc. And removes completely. So that, you can avoid these obsolete files eating up your hard disk space.

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1. CCleaner for Mac - What is the Point?

   BassMac replied to BassMac's topic in CCleaner for Mac

2. CCleaner won't clean my mac

   BassMac replied to gbobw's topic in CCleaner for Mac

   What settings are you using on CCleaner? Other posters have suggested - 'CCleaner for mac is working fine for me. Be sure that your selection for secure deletion is 'normal' and not 'secure'. Sierra no longer allows secure deletion since Apple now uses SSD drives in most of their machines and those drives do not support secure erase.' That really reduces the value of CCleaner in my opinion, but it looks like we're stuck with it.

3. CCleaner for Mac - What is the Point?

   BassMac posted a topic in CCleaner for Mac

   There have been a number of posts suggesting that CCleaner does not work with OS Sierra, and one poster has stated - 'CCleaner for mac is working fine for me. Be sure that your selection for secure deletion is 'normal' and not 'secure'. Sierra no longer allows secure deletion since Apple now uses SSD drives in most of their machines and those drives do not support secure erase.' But surely the point of CCleaner is to provide deletion that is more thorough than normal deletion, by doing multiple over-writes? Is there therefor any advantage in using Cleaner? Thanks

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   BassMac replied to ChaseGlen's topic in CCleaner for Mac

   Interesting. But as CCleaner is specifically designed to carry out secure cleaning (with multiple over-writes), is there any point in using it? Is it no more secure than say, deleting Internet history from within the browser, or emptying the Trash within that function? Thanks.

CCleaner can clean unneeded files and settings for Web browsers and many installed applications on your system, as well as OS X features.

Note: You should be logged into an administrator account to use CCleaner. You can still use it as a normal or restricted user, but OS X may prevent you from deleting certain files.

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Before you clean your Mac:

CCleaner for Mac will run well using its default options. You can change its settings extensively, which you might want to do if you want to keep some information, add more items to be cleaned, or make many other changes.

Some things to consider changing before you run CCleaner's cleaning process (make these changes before you run the cleaning):

• To include or exclude files and folders from the cleaning process, see this topic and this topic.
• To choose to keep certain cookies, see this topic.
• To change how CCleaner runs, including how secure the deletion process is, see this section.

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Note: CCleaner permanently modifies certain system and program files. Please be sure you know what the consequences can be.

To clean your Mac:

1. In CCleaner, click the Cleaner icon at left.
2. On the OS X tab, choose the OS features you want to clean by selecting their check boxes (you can clean everything under Safari, for example, by selecting the Apple icon next to the heading). When you select certain options, warning text will appear. Read the text and click OK to dismiss the dialog box. For more information, see this section.
3. Click the Applications tab. The programs listed on this tab will depend on the software you have installed on the system.
4. Choose the applications or features you want to clean. For more information, see this topic.
5. Click the Analyze button. CCleaner analyzes the files belonging to the OS X features and applications you have selected. This may take some time.
6. Once the analysis is complete, you can review a list of what will be cleaned, sorted by application and OS X feature. To view a list of files, double-click an item in the right pane (for example, Safari - Cookies).
7. Click Run Cleaner. You are warned that CCleaner is about to permanently remove files from the system. Click OK to proceed.
8. When the cleaning is complete, CCleaner displays a report of deleted files in the text window.

Notes:

• If you have any problems while running CCleaner or afterwards, please see the Troubleshooting section.
• You can quickly select or clear all sub-items for an item heading. For example, if you right-click the Safari heading, you have the option to Check All, Uncheck All, or Restore Default State.