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PubSub Agent - The PubSub agent syncs the RSS read/unread status of bookmarked RSS feeds between computers using Mac OS X that are syncing bookmarks via.

This option clears out the Dashboard cache folders. Over time, the folder can become bloated or corrupted.

Dashboard - If you use widgets on the Dashboard, each widget creates a cache folder in OS X to make it quicker.

Quick Look - This option clears the thumbnails that Quick Look generates and stores in its cache.

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Software Update - This option clears the list OS X keeps of software it has downloaded and installed (name and version), when it was installed, and whether the install was successful or not.Dock - This option clears the list OS X keeps of applications which have recently been in the Dock.This option erases the languages you have set as unneeded.The default installation language, typically English, cannot be deleted. You can specify which languages to keep and which to erase in the settings. Unneeded Languages - macOS stores information for multiple languages, in case you want to switch the user interface to a different language.It can be useful if you have garbled fonts on your system. Font Registry Cache - This option cleans the font registry cache, which stores information about certain fonts that can speed up access to them.Please ensure there is no data that you want to keep in this folder before selecting this option. Note: This option will delete all files in your Downloads folder.Each browser may also keep a list of user downloads see this topic for more information about cleaning settings for browsers other than Safari.

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User Downloads - This option cleans all downloaded files in /Users//Downloads, as well as macOS's list of user downloads, which is separate from Safari's Download History mentioned above.

Directory Service Cache - This option erases the internal cache that macOS keeps of various directory service queries, including DNS lookup (the service that tells the Web browser where to go on the Internet when you type in a domain name, like a telephone book).We recommend not enabling this option if you’re having trouble with your Mac, as that may cause important diagnostic data to be lost. Logs - This option erases log files, text files that macOS writes reports to (for diagnostic purposes).Recent Places - When you open a folder on your Mac, macOS stores the folder name in a list of recently-access folders (known as 'places').Recent Servers - This option clears the list macOS maintains of recently-accessed file sharing servers and shares.Recent Applications - This option clears the list macOS maintains of your most recently-opened applications.Recent Documents - This option clears the list macOS maintains of your most recently-opened files.Trash - If you select this check box, CCleaner will empty the Trash.Cleaning the Session data will prevent this past session from being available. Session - Safari can be set to open your previously open tabs when you open it anew.Download History - Safari stores a list of the files you have downloaded.Cookies - For a further discussion of cookies, please see the Choosing which cookies to keep topic.Internet History - Safari stores pages you've visited and the time and date you visited them.

Internet Cache - These are HTML files, images, JavaScript files, and other files that Safari saves as you browse so that if you go back to the page, it can quickly pull the files from the disk instead of having to request them again from the server.

You can also find helpful information about the latest version of our macOS app. Note: this article is relevant to version 1.18.30 of CCleaner for Mac and below.