
Dupe Sweep compares what is inside your files, not their names. It shows the keep rule before anything moves, so you decide which copy of each file stays. On 1.39 TB of video, photos and documents it finished in about four minutes. A duplicate finder from the Mac App Store took 1 hour 23 minutes on the same files and found the same duplicates.
Read the full test, with the numbers and the keep rules, in How to Delete Duplicate Files on a Mac: Which Copy to Keep. Download Dupe Sweep 1.0 (free, macOS 14 or later, under 2 MB). The source code is on GitHub. If it saved you time, you can buy me a coffee.
