How to optimize macOS Sonoma?

How to Optimize macOS Sonoma:

1. Check for Updates:

• Keeping your macOS version up to date is crucial. Updates often include bug fixes, performance enhancements, and security patches.

2. Clear Out the Junk:

• A straightforward way to remove junk files is by using CleanMyMac X’s System Junk module. It scans your Mac for junk files and allows you to remove them all with a click or review them before removal. Here’s how:

1. Download CleanMyMac X for free.
2. Click on System Junk in the sidebar.
3. Hit Scan and wait for it to be completed.
4. Click Clean or review details before removal.

3. Update Your Apps:

• If some apps have slowed down after installing macOS Sonoma, check for updates. Open the Mac App Store and go to the Updates section to see if updates are available.

4. Turn Off Visual Effects:
macOS Sonoma has many visual effects that look great but can strain your Mac’s resources. To optimize Sonoma, turn off these effects:

1. Open System Settings and go to Desktop & Dock.
2. Set the Magnification slider to zero and choose Scale Effect from the Minimize Windows Using menu.
3. Scroll down and turn off Stage Manager.
4. Go to the Accessibility section of System Settings.
5. Click on Display, then turn on Reduce Motion and Reduce Transparency.

5. Review Background Items:

• Having many applications and services running in the background can slow down your Mac. To optimize macOS Sonoma, review these items and disable the ones you don’t need:

1. Go to System Settings>General>Login Items.
2. Look in the Allow in Background section and switch off applications you don’t use.
3. Check Open at Login and remove unnecessary apps.