You’re browsing the applications running using Activity Monitor when you notice something you don’t recognize: nsurlstoraged. What is this, you might be wondering, and why is it using network and CPU resources? First, don’t panic: this is part of macOS.
This article is part of our ongoing series explaining various processes found in Activity Monitor, like kernel_task, hidd, mdsworker, installd, WindowServer, blued, launchd, backup, opendirectoryd, powerd, coreauthd, configd, mdnsresponder, UserEventAgent, and many others. Don’t know what those services are?
Better start reading!This particular resource, nsurlstoraged, is a daemon, which means in runs in the background of your system. To be more specific, nsurlstoraged is the daemon in charge of managing local…
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