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Had the same problem plague me for years. This solution has been a life changer for me. I use OmniDiskSweeper (not affiliated). In terminal, run the command:
by jayyzhu 6y ago
Had the same problem plague me for years. This solution has been a life changer for me.
I use OmniDiskSweeper (not affiliated). In terminal, run the command:
sudo /Applications/OmniDiskSweeper.app/Contents/MacOS/OmniDiskSweeper
Give it a moment then click through the options and you'll eventually be able to locate the issue. For me, it's typically some cache for an Adobe product thats eating up a monster amount of space.
Hope this works for you!
- sawirricardo 6y agoHey, I like it. Thanks for referring this. Really appreciate it. Side note: I also use Adobe product haha have to admit I've been thinking to just dump those Containers folder
- jayyzhu 6y agoNo prob, hope it goes well! Yeah, it's insane how much storage they can eat up.