com.dosbox.dosbox.savedState
This is DOSBox saved window state data that macOS uses to restore the app's last open session and window arrangement.
What is com.dosbox.dosbox.savedState?
com.dosbox.dosbox.savedState is a Saved Application State folder created by macOS for DOSBox. It stores session restoration details such as window state and reopen information so the app can resume more smoothly after quitting or restarting.
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
This is usually nonessential state data rather than core program files. Removing it normally does not uninstall DOSBox, but it may reset restored windows or session state the next time the app opens.
Recommendation: Keep it if you use DOSBox and want macOS to remember its last session state. If DOSBox is no longer used, or if you are troubleshooting odd reopen behavior, this item can usually be removed with low risk.
File path
~/Library/Saved Application State/com.dosbox.dosbox.savedState
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