Solve app issues

Master a simple method to fix apps behaving oddly

There are times when it’s not the system that’s causing you issues, but a single app. In this case, it might make sense to find and delete that app’s cache files. These temporary files can be rebuilt by an app, and that may fix any oddities. It’s a fairly straightforward process, but not every app likes having its caches cleared like this. Check with the app’s developer if you’re unsure. Keep a backup It’s easy to accidentally delete something important when fixing up your Mac, so make sure you back up using Time Machine and an external drive regularly – ideally every day if possible. 1 Clear your caches To get started with clearing your caches, start by clicking Go>Go to Folder in Finder to bring up the Go to…

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MacLife Specials (Digital) - 1 Issue, Volume 3 2017

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