The cleaner tab lists all the types of files you can choose to remove, including internet caches, history and cookies, anything in your trash, user downloads, and the font registry cache. The interface is nice and easy to understand when you open the program, with four tabs down the side: Cleaner, Tools, Options, and Upgrade. You'll need to restart CCleaner for the changes to take effect. Next, find CCleaner in the right-hand menu and tick the check box. From there, you need to scroll down to full disk access and click on the lock to allow changes. Unlike other cleaners like Avast and OnyX, it does not explain how to do this it just takes you to the security and privacy option in your Mac's Settings. Once the program is installed, as with other cleaners, you need to give it full disk access in order for it to perform a full scan. Let’s take a look at the pros and cons of CCleaner. Which you choose depends on which features matter most to you. I’m aware that all have their pros and cons and are better at some things than others. Having used Macs since my school days I’ve used a lot of cleaners including Avast, OnyX, CleanMyMac X, and Daisy Disk. With both free-to-use and chargeable options, you can choose what you need. As cleaners go, it's pretty intuitive to use and makes clearing cache files, internet history, and random large files from your Mac an easy task. Since then, it has carved out a corner of the cleaner market for Windows, Mac, and even Android machines.
The program didn't make the jump to Mac until the 10.7 Lion version of OS X.
The Interface is clean and simple to use.More experienced users may still prefer the extra functionality offered by MacKeeper. For a more beginner-level user, it's an ideal tool for cleaning large numbers of junk files. It has a large number of configuration options to allow you to remove only the files you want to. As a veteran of the cleaner market, CCleaner has a well-rounded set of utilities and a fairly intuitive interface.
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