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When the “Other” storage category is taking up a lot of space on your Mac, it could be due to accumulating unwanted files, such as browser cache, system cache, other app-related files, Time-Machine backups, app plugins, and so on. If you haven’t performed a deep Mac cleanup for a long time to remove these redundant files, then the “Other” disk storage on your Mac can keep increasing. To manage storage for new files, it’s recommended to use MacCleaner Pro. Also, you can use the guide above to free up storage manually.

Yes, it is generally safe to delete the “Other” storage space on a Mac, but you should be careful to not remove important system files necessary for the proper functioning of macOS or installed applications. You can use MacCleaner Pro to safely remove system junk. Also, it’s recommended to back up important data beforehand.

The amount of storage that the “Other” category takes up on a Mac can vary depending on various factors, such as the type of apps you use, the frequency you use your Mac, the date when you cleaned up your disk the last time, etc.

In general, the “Other” storage on your Mac can take up a large portion of the total storage volume.

If you notice that this category of files is taking up precious space on your Mac and impacting your system’s performance, it may be a good idea to review and clean up the files carefully using third-party cleaning utilities like MacCleaner Pro.