Changelog
Everything that has shipped in MacMemory, newest first. If it is not on this page, it did not ship.
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1.1.1
- FixedChecking for updates from inside the app now finds new versions and installs them. Earlier copies reported they were up to date when they were not.
1.1.0
- NewFinds what nothing on your Mac uses any more, and says how it knows: Docker images no container uses, games Steam says you have not played in two months, packages in projects untouched for six months, simulators you stopped using, and old versions of tools and editor extensions that a newer one has replaced.
- NewInstallers for apps you already have, and installers for a macOS you have already moved past, are listed with the app or the version that proves it.
- NewAfter a clean, the result shows free space as macOS measures it, before and after, with a link to compare it in System Settings.
- ImprovedOld iPhone and iPad backups say how long ago they were made and which iOS the device was on. Developer leftovers finishes in a few seconds instead of nearly a minute.
- FixedA large installer in Downloads could be counted twice in the total, and a clean that skipped one item under-reported what it freed. Both now add up.
1.0.0
- NewMacMemory opens the grey System Data block in your Mac's storage bar, explains every item inside it in plain language, and deletes only what you tick. Files go to the Trash; Time Machine's local snapshots are the one exception, and the row that offers them says so.
- NewBeyond System Data: apps you installed, data left behind by apps you deleted, byte-identical duplicates, and large files nothing has opened in over a year.
- NewEvery figure is measured rather than estimated, and a category that cannot be read shows a lock instead of a zero. When there is nothing worth charging for, MacMemory says so on the screen that would have sold you something.