com.dosbox.dosbox.savedState
This folder stores DOSBox window and restore-state data so macOS can reopen the app the way it was last used.
What is com.dosbox.dosbox.savedState?
com.dosbox.dosbox.savedState is a macOS Saved Application State folder for DOSBox. It is created by macOS to remember an app’s open windows and session state when reopening the app after quitting, logging out, or restarting. People typically encounter it while reviewing Library storage or app-related files in their user account.
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
This is usually nonessential session-state data rather than core program files. Removing it typically only resets DOSBox’s saved window restore information, but any remembered reopen state for the app may be lost.
Recommendation: Keep it if you use DOSBox and want macOS to remember its previous window state. It is generally fine to remove if you no longer use DOSBox or want to reset its saved reopen state; macOS may recreate it later when the app is used again.
File path
~/Library/Saved Application State/com.dosbox.dosbox.savedState
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