Reading scan results
The Caches list shows one row for each path DDCC found.
The icon at the left shows whether the row can be selected now:
- An empty circle means the item can be selected.
- A checked circle means it is selected.
- A lock means the category must be enabled before the item can be selected.
- A warning triangle means the item is destructive and must be opted into one
item at a time.
- A minus sign means DDCC can show the size, but cannot remove the path.
The Size column shows allocated disk space. A size ending in + means DDCC could not read everything inside that item, so the real size may be larger.
The Modified column is a useful clue, not a decision by itself. Some caches change often; some large files stay unchanged for years because they are finished artifacts.
Select a row to see its full path and detail actions. Reveal in Finder shows the item without changing it. Open in Terminal opens a Terminal window at that path.
After a failed removal, DDCC leaves the failed row in the list and shows the first failure reason at the bottom of the window. The row remains selected so you can retry or inspect it.