• Browser caches are found in every profile of Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc, Vivaldi and Chromium, not just the default one. • Adobe's media caches are listed precisely instead of as one broad Adobe folder. • A new Games section shows Steam and Epic game libraries for review (they are never queued), with their leftover downloads, logs and crash reports. • Ollama and LM Studio logs and update downloads. • Junk & Caches tells you how many local Time Machine snapshots are on your startup disk, with a button to open Time Machine settings. • Duplicates: choose which copy to keep — the oldest, the newest, one outside Downloads, or any copy you click — then queue the rest in one step, with the count and size shown first. Groups whose copies share storage are listed apart, because trashing one of them frees nothing. • Developer Projects: Copy Rebuild Commands gives you a short script that puts a project's dependencies and build folders back — Spacemaker never runs it — using the package manager that really installed them, rebuilding workspaces from their root, and marks dependencies the lockfile has changed since they were installed. • Free space over time — the Overview charts your startup disk's free space for the last 30 days or 12 months (recorded on your Mac while Spacemaker is open) and shows what you moved to the Trash this month; an optional alert in Settings, off until you turn it on, tells you when free space drops below an amount you choose.

• Quick Clean — one button on the Overview previews every cache marked Safe and the build output of projects you have not touched in 90 days (or a period you choose). Untick anything you want to keep; the rest goes to the Review Queue. • Know what you will get back — Move to Trash… now measures first and shows what each item will really free. APFS clones and hard-linked files are counted honestly, and anything that changed since the scan stays in the queue. • Approval for important items — documents, project sources and other personal data wait for your approval before they can move, and system and private folders cannot be queued at all. • Never Suggest Again — right-click anything to hide it from every tab, total and Shortcut. Scan ▸ Ignored Items… brings it back. • What changed since the last scan — the Disk Explorer and the Overview point out the folders that grew or appeared. • Your last scan shows up instantly, labelled with its date, while a new one runs. • A treemap in the Disk Explorer. • Moved to Trash history — everything you moved, and how to rebuild what can be rebuilt. • Shortcuts actions and an optional free-space figure in the menu bar. • Much faster scans with less memory, and a folder that stops answering (a sleeping disk, a lost network share) is skipped instead of stalling the scan. • Moving to the Trash can no longer hang: a slow item is left in the queue, and Stop ends a run at once. • A disk mounted inside a scanned folder is no longer counted as part of it. • More developer and AI-tool caches recognised, and projects ranked by how long they have been left alone.