Hi there. The folder you are referring to is where Google Chrome stores data related to any extensions installed in Chrome. This can easily be resolved by removing any unused and/or bloated extensions from Chrome. Once an extension is removed from Chrome, it should be removed from this folder as well.

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I made sure access to full drive was already checked. I tried to reset the permission setting using 'tccutil reset all com.google.drivefs' but it answered me with 'tccutil: Failed to reset all approval status for com.google.drivefs'. Official YouTube Help Center where you can find tips and tutorials on using YouTube and other answers to frequently asked questions.

As for not being able to see the folder, I think you might be looking in the wrong spot. The folder is located at:

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The Library folder is hidden by default. There are several ways to access it. If you only want temporary easy access to it do this:

1. Open a new Finder window
2. Hold down the option key on your keyboard and click Go in the menu bar
3. Scroll down and click on Library

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From here you can follow the path to the Extensions folder.

If you'd rather unhide the Library permanently, it's even easier:

1. Open a new Finder window and navigate to your user folder
2. Press command + J on the keyboard to open View Options.
3. Click the checkbox that says Show Library Folder

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I finished uploading my files to Google Drive using File Stream and don't have anything marked to be kept local. Inpage 3 urdu free download. Still, GDFS keeps around 40GB of cache files.

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Here are the things I tried to make it clean it up:

• Ejected the drive, logged out, closed the app, opened the app, logged in;
• Restarted the computer;
• Added/deleted more files to see if it would 'refresh';
• Changed the cache folder location in preferences. It transferred all files and still left 1GB in the older folder [facepalm];
• A combination of the things above in different order.

I think I can just delete the cache folder but it's something I don't want to do. How can I force it to delete? More importantly, is this the expected behaviour?

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I'm using macOS 10.12.6