See what is really inside macOS System Data and delete it item by item. A free menu bar app that explains every category and shows each command before it runs.
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See what is really inside macOS System Data and delete it item by item. A free menu bar app that explains every category and shows each command before it runs.
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Safety-first macOS storage audit and cleanup for Docker, Xcode Simulator, and rebuildable developer caches.
Create .NET DataTable using projections
Async-first interfaces and base classes for ADO.NET (System.Data). Drop-in replacement with async/await, IAsyncEnumerable, and ValueTask support.
Standalone CLI to export essential system information as JSON.
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Yet another fetching tool.
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