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Less waiting, faster app removal in CleanMyMac

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Whether you're removing one application or finally getting rid of a dozen you no longer need, the process should feel quick and effortless. Many of you told us that waiting for the Applications tool to complete scanning slowed things down. So we made it faster. Now you can start reviewing and deleting apps in seconds, without waiting for the entire scan to finish. The Applications tool now uses the asynchronous, progressive scanning under the hood to get you to your app list sooner. Instead of waiting for everything to finish loading, you can immediately see which apps are ready for review and start deleting the unneeded ones. Behind the scenes, CleanMyMac continues scanning app-related files and resources, but that doesn’t keep you from getting started. You spend less time waiting and more time managing your apps.

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