Disk Dr?

[Afbar1114]

I saw Disk Dr on sale in the app store for $1 so i bought it. does it really work it seems to locate app cahce files to delete. it also allows me to get rid of un needed language files if i do not need them. any one use this?

 

[simsaladimbamba]

Deleting cache files is often not speeding up your Mac, as they have to be recreated upon use, cache files actually speed up your Mac.

Five Mac maintenance myths

As for removing languages, you could take a look at Monolingual.

 

[Krazy Bill]

There's a reason why it only costs $1.

Really, unless your stuck with a 64gb SSD and really need the space I wouldn't worry about it.

What simsaladimbamba suggests is spot on IMO.

Note to simsaladimbamba: Shorten your name!

 

[simsaladimbamba]

There's a reason why it only costs $1.

Really, unless your stuck with a 64gb SSD and really need the space I wouldn't worry about it.

What simsaladimbamba suggests is spot on IMO.

Note to simsaladimbamba: Shorten your name!

Changing names is not allowed here, otherwise I would have renamed my old account.
Anyway, you could use a text expanding application to shorten it yourself, that is what I do:
Maybe the following text expanding / text macro applications* can help:

• Mac OS X Feature: System-Wide Text Substitution (available since Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard)
• TextExpander (34.95 USD - synchs between Macs via Dropbox)
• TypeIt4Me (13.99 USD and upwards)
• Typinator (24.99 €)
• Kissphrase (free)
• QuicKeys (59.95 USD)
• aText (5 USD)
• xType (free)
• yType (2.99 USD)

*

Such applications are text replacement utilities to insert blocks of text into other applications by simply typing a few user defined keystrokes. Anytime a user defined keystroke combination is typed, it is substituted with the replacement text.
Example: you type "email1" and that text expands to "thisismyemailaddress@hotmail.xxx".
It might not work with passwords though.