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Darren Allan

macOS 15 Sequoia could help fix one thing we hate about MacBooks: lack of storage space

Edited image of a MacBook Pro with Sequoia background on screen.

Apple just made another very handy tweak to the way storage works with macOS in its latest version, Sequoia, which is still in beta testing (albeit on the cusp of launching) – and this one could be something of a lifesaver in certain scenarios.

The change is a new option in the settings for the Mac App Store whereby you can instruct macOS to automatically download and install any app, or game, which is larger than 1GB to an external drive, as opposed to the main system drive in the Mac.

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