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Release 1.7

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> **重要:** 只选择一种方法安装!不要同时用两种方法,会产生冲突。
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> 注意:第一次安装可能会要求你输入 Mac 的登录密码(输入时不会显示任何字符,这是正常的)
> 注意:第一次安装可能会要求你验证管理员权限,支持 Touch ID 或输入密码(输入时不会显示任何字符,这是正常的)
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- `Delete`:删除(需确认)
- `q`:退出
> 需要管理员权限时会先尝试 Touch ID失败或不支持时自动回退为密码输入。
**小提示:**
- 文件夹会按大小排序,一目了然
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**卸载:** 任何安装方式都用 `mo remove`(会自动识别安装方式,清理所有相关文件)
### Mole 会要求输入密码吗?支持 Touch ID 吗?
Mole 通过 `sudo` 请求管理员权限,默认提示输入密码。若你已经为 `sudo` 启用了 Touch ID同一个提示可以直接按指纹失败后再输入密码。
### 如何让命令行支持 Touch ID
1. 打开配置文件:`sudo nano /etc/pam.d/sudo`
2. 在文件顶部注释行下面加入:
```txt
auth sufficient pam_tid.so
```
3. 保存退出(`Ctrl+O` 回车,再 `Ctrl+X`)。以后在终端运行 `sudo` 命令时就会先提示 Touch ID仍可随时改为输入密码。
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## 需要更多帮助?

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- **Thorough Uninstall** - 22+ locations cleaned vs 1 standard, beats CleanMyMac/Lemon
- **Interactive Disk Analyzer** - Navigate folders like a file manager, find and delete large files instantly
- **Fast & Lightweight** - Terminal-based, zero bloat, arrow-key navigation with pagination
- **Touch ID Ready** - Defaults to password prompts, works with Touch ID when sudo is configured
## Quick Start
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1. **Is Mole safe?** Mole focuses on cleaning caches and logs, without touching app settings, user documents, or system files. You can run `mo clean --dry-run` to preview what will be removed before actually cleaning.
2. **How often should I clean?** About once a month, or whenever you notice disk space running low.
3. **Can I protect specific caches?** Yes. Run `mo clean --whitelist` to interactively choose which caches to keep. Some common ones like Playwright browsers and HuggingFace models are already protected by default.
4. **Does Mole support Touch ID?** Mole elevates through `sudo`, so expect a password prompt unless your `sudo` already supports Touch ID.
## Support