On the new macOS Ventura 13, there has been a change in the way how you can navigate to access your Mac Storage details such as how much space is utilized and how much is left,
Setps to see Storage Information on macOS Ventura
- Click on the Apple Logo on the Mac Menu bar,
- Now select System Settings...,
- Now go to General from the Side Menu,
- Click on Storage,
- You will see details of how much space is used by apps, documents, photos, macOS, and more..

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