Hi all, this might have been answered before but, I’m wondering what’s the best way to backup my current config (while running Sequoia at least) so that I can keep all my settings and apps exactly as they are now, since I need to bring my MacBook in for a possible repair soon?
I know of Time Machine, but I’ve also seen some use other apps to duplicate/clone their setups and I just want to retain permissions, app data and pretty much current state of how things are running atp.
If it helps, I’m also going to upgrade my storage afterwards and wonder if the process on this side is similar to windows or more streamlined (windows upgrades are frowned upon, so I’ve always done fresh installs)?
Running early 2015 MBP w/ 3.1ghz and 16gb ram if it matters
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