Daisydisk Still Hidden Space Designs purgeable space (covered in a separate article) — mostly local snapshots of Time Machine, and also swap files, sleep images and other temporary system files. Other volumes (covered in a separate article) — sub-volumes within the same physical disk that share its pool of free space (a new feature of APFS). In result, the free space will not grow, but the amount of hidden space, and more specifically, the purgeable space, will increase by the corresponding amount. This is normal — macOS will eventually automatically reclaim the purgeable space when the apps request more disk space. Alternatively, you can forcedly purge it with DaisyDisk.

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Large amounts of hidden disk space may also indicate errors in the file system. You can use the Disk Utility to verify and repair your disk’s integrity. In some cases, you may need to boot your Mac in Recovery mode and run the Disk Utility from there.

In the most obstinate cases with APFS disks, you may need to use the lower-level fsck_apfs command-line utility to verify and repair the APFS volume from the Recovery mode.

Space does not become free. If open App DaisyDisk then show me: MacOS 13,1Gb. UserFiles 225Gb. HiddenSpace 718GB. Apr 05, 2018 DaisyDisk now lets you free up disk space by deleting purgeable space, the 'dark matter' storage that can fill up to 80% of your Mac's storage without you even knowing. DaisyDisk found that I've got 135gb of 'Hidden Space', 127gb of which is 'Still Hidden' and DaisyDisk is 'Unable to locate' I've tried all of the listed items on their support page for this and none of them have solved my problem. I've also contacted their support team but have yet to hear back. According to DaisyDisk I still have 18gb of 'Hidden Space' - I'm not sure if that's safe to delete. In that, there's 1.1gb of 'Purgeable Space' which is described as 'system caches' – KingTim Sep 21 '19 at 18:20.

Similarly, for HFS+ disks, you may need to use fsck_hfs. Beside verifying, you can use it to repair the HFS+ catalog file. WARNING: this operation may not be safe for your data! You should make a full backup of your disk before trying. Please seek professional help on the matter.

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The most efficient way to free up disk space is to delete some large files and folders you no longer need.

Look at the disk map and try to locate unusually large folders. Then drill down and find out what actually takes so much disk space.

iTunes and media files

iTunes library often takes tens or hundreds of gigabytes on users’ disks. Here’re a few suggestions on cleaning it:

Check for duplicates. Removing a single film’s copy can save you up to 5 gigabytes.
Remove old backups of your iOS devices. These are normally located within ~/Library/Application Support/MobileSync/Backup.
Delete old purchased content. You don’t have to keep a local copy of every movie, song or app you’ve purchased on iTunes as they can be redownloaded anytime (unless taken down from the store).
Remove some large movies, apps or podcasts. While DaisyDisk can be a great tool for finding the largest ones, use iTunes’ own UI to delete any content from its library to avoid broken links.

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Check movie (~/Movies) or music (~/Music) folders for large films, podcasts or music collections you may not need anymore.

Downloads

Download (~/Downloads) folders are often filled with lots of large files you don’t even know about. It’s usually a good idea to move everything valuable out of this folder and just empty it from time to time. Do you really need to keep all the stuff you download from the network?

Games

Modern games successfully compete with HD movies for taking most of the disk space. Mac App Store and Steam gamers are lucky: they can delete their games and download them later saving tens of gigabytes on their disks.

Mac App Store games are normally located in your Applications (/Applications) folder and Steam game folder can be found in ~/Library/Application Support/Steam. Just don’t delete Steam games from DaisyDisk, use Steam’s own UI instead.

Hidden and purgeable space

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Sometimes you may notice that a significant part of your disk is taken by so called “hidden space”. You can scan as administrator to reveal the restricted folders.

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“Purgeable space” is one of the possible hidden consumers of disk space. macOS will automatically reclaim it when applications require more disk space. Alternatively, you can forcedly reclaim by dragging the “purgeable space” item to the Collector.

Application libraries and leftovers

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Some applications leave huge cache files or libraries in ~/Library/Application Support, but be careful when deleting anything from this folder and know what you’re doing. If you need to remove an application with all of its settings and data, use special tools like AppDelete.