like windows computers Mac computer also require to clean it's Internet cache and junk files?If so how?

Question

Like windows computers, Mac computers also requires to clean it's Internet cache and junk files?If so how?Is there any free cleanup software for Mac?

Answer 1

Free clean up application (it can do a whole bunch more than clean up, lots of fun): Onyx. It's the mastermind for OS X.

Don't worry about history or cookies. Those are kept in tiny database files you can deal with once every 10,000 hours of Internet surfing. Caches of pictures are the big deal. Manual cleanup:
Safari > Empty cache. If that fails, Click on Go > Home. Then navigate to Library /Caches /Safari. Trash all the files in the Safari folder.
If, like me, you use Firefox: Go > Home. Then navigate to Library /Caches /Firefox /Profiles /whatever.default /Cache. Trash everything in that folder. If you want to set Firefox to handle this in an automatic way: Firefox > Preferences > Security. There are several options listed.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Sometimes it is necessary. If you use Safari as the browser click on safari, empty cache