Disk Map
2.5
Disk Map
2.5Visualize the files and folders on your storage drives.
Overview
Disk Map makes it easy to visualize the files and folders that are cluttering up your storage drives. It enables you to quickly locate, delete or compress large files and folders on your hard drive and reclaim valuable space. The app quickly scans your drives to build a stunning treemap visual display of files and folders on your computer, allowing you to easily navigate through your file system and find out what is taking up the most space.
Key Features
- A gorgeous Retina-optimised UI design
- Support for scanning both internal and external hard drives (including selected folders within these drives)
- Zoom in/out of folders
- Open files/folders in Finder
- Quick Look support
- Five beautiful and pleasing treemap colour schemes to choose from
- Ignore specified file formats and folders
- Specify a minimum file size to scan for
- Compress files at the click of a button
- Delete items to Trash Can or permanently according to your requirements
- Hide/Show system and hidden files via the app's preferences
- Hit the Reload button to refresh folders without the need to perform a new scan
What's new in Disk Map
Version 2.5:
- Bug fixes
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3 Disk Map Reviews
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DaisyDisk took 1 minute, 5 seconds in Administrator mode.
So DD is certainly much faster, however I find the Disk Map results much easier to read, although I find them somewhat disarranged. Half the width of my screen is taken up by a big empty box representing my Music folder, while many folders and files on the other side are so small their names either aren't shown or are truncated, despite the fact that many are over 400 MB, and some over 1 GB.
I realize the sizes are all relative, but if the Music folder was shown MUCH smaller, there would be MUCH more room for displaying the other folders/files and their names.
For me usability wins out over speed, so I prefer Disk Map.