Database v1.14.1

Multron Win Cleaner Database Update

This release has the same cleaning entries as v1.14. It is the first signed database release.

Signed database

• The release has an update.json with the version and the SHA-256 of database.txt, signed with the database release key (update.json.sig).
• Multron Win Cleaner 1.26.5 and later only use a database whose signature and SHA-256 match, so a changed database.txt is never cleaned with.
• Older versions of the app keep downloading database.txt as before.

Check the file yourself with node scripts/verify-update.js update.json update.json.sig database.txt from this repository.

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Database v1.14.1: 725 sections, 5235 cleaning entries (2886 enabled by default).

Compared with v1.14: 0 entries added, 0 removed or changed.

SHA-256 of database.txt: a8fbee284b55307fb5b0e3cf0fa8417561868ae56847c19fcecdc4d3d840fc10

Database v1.14

Multron Win Cleaner Database Update

The database is now organized by component and category, and it has 168 new cleaning entries: 27 new apps and tools, and new areas for 32 apps that were already listed. No existing entry was changed or removed, so your saved selections still apply.

Windows is split into components

The large Windows group is now split into separate groups, so each part of Windows can be checked on its own:

• Windows Temporary Files, Windows Recycle Bin
• Windows Update, Windows Delivery Optimization, Windows Upgrade Leftovers (Windows.old, $Windows.~BT and other setup folders), Windows Component Store & Servicing (CBS, DISM and WinSxS)
• Windows Installer & Package Caches, Windows Error Reporting & Crash Dumps, Windows Logs
• Windows Thumbnail & Icon Cache, Windows Font Cache, DirectX Shader Cache, Windows System Caches, Windows Search, Windows Widgets
• Microsoft Defender (the two Defender groups are now one), Windows User Folders (Downloads, Screenshots and Captures) and Windows System Files (Advanced) for the page file, hibernation file, restore points and other items that are off by default.

Groups are sorted by category

All groups now appear in a fixed order: Windows, Microsoft Store apps, web browsers, communication, office, developer tools, AI apps, graphics and video, media, game launchers, games, emulators, security, utilities, cloud storage, remote access and VPN, downloads and torrents, virtualization, drivers and hardware, PC manufacturer apps, and legacy software. Inside each category the groups are in alphabetical order. Group names such as GoogleChrome now read as Google Chrome.

More space from update caches

Many apps keep a full copy of their last installer after updating. These copies are now cleaned:

• Pending app updates for Bitwarden, LM Studio, Google Antigravity, OpenCode, Signal and Obsidian. On the test PC these four folders alone held 1.3 GB.
• Old update packages for Slack, Microsoft Teams Classic, Postman, Figma, WhatsApp, Discord PTB, Discord Canary, Discord Development, Element, GitKraken, Insomnia and Logseq.
• Browser updaters: Google Update and the new Google Updater (download cache and log), Brave Update downloads, the Edge updater temporary folder, and Firefox update downloads (off by default).
• Microsoft Office update downloads (off by default).

New apps and tools

• AI coding tools: Claude Code (shell snapshots, logs and caches; sessions and file checkpoints are off by default), OpenAI Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Continue, Trae IDE, Positron IDE and ComfyUI Desktop.
• Developer tools: Bazel, Conan, ccache, sccache, GHCup, Yarn Berry cache, pyenv-win downloads, gopls and goimports caches, Android SDK system images (off by default) and Rancher Desktop.
• Apps and games: BiglyBT, darktable, dupeGuru, ReplayWeb.page, Exodus (caches only, never wallet data), Lightshot, Qt app shader cache, Synology Drive Client, Sandboxie-Plus (off by default), Spybot Search & Destroy, HP OMEN Gaming Hub, Mozilla Maintenance Service, FACEIT, Blitz, DDNet and Teeworlds, and Grand Theft Auto V Enhanced crash logs.
• New locations for existing apps: the current Proton VPN app, TeamSpeak 6, Roblox installer files, Rockstar Games Launcher crash logs and service logs, Apple device crash logs and the Whisper speech model cache (off by default).

How the paths were checked

• 39 of the new paths were checked on a real Windows 11 installation where the app is installed.
• The others come from the app's own documentation or its standard Electron and Squirrel folder layout. If one of them is wrong for an app version, it is simply not shown, because the app only lists paths that exist.
• Every path was checked so that it does not repeat an existing entry.
• Settings, passwords, cookies, local storage, chat history, saved games, models and wallet data are never cleaned by default.
• Paths that do not exist on a PC are not shown in the list.

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Database v1.14: 725 sections, 5235 cleaning entries (2886 enabled by default).

Compared with v1.13.3: 168 entries added, 0 removed or changed.

SHA-256 of database.txt: a8fbee284b55307fb5b0e3cf0fa8417561868ae56847c19fcecdc4d3d840fc10

Database v1.13.3

Multron Win Cleaner Database Update

49 new applications and 310 new cleaning entries. No existing entry was changed or removed.

Office

• Microsoft Office apps: Word temporary files, Office Backstage cache, Office 2013 file cache, and Word and PowerPoint AutoRecover folders (off by default, because they can hold unsaved documents).
• Microsoft 365 & Office 2024: leftover Excel Power Query caches from queries that did not finish, the Power Query data cache (off by default), the Outlook add-in cache and the Office add-in web view cache.
• New Outlook: feedback folder, and the offline mailbox cache (off by default).
• New Teams: temporary folder.
• OneNote 2013 & 2016: cache and backup folders (off by default, because the cache can hold notes that are not synced yet).
• SoftMaker Office & FreeOffice: backup folder (off by default).
• Microsoft Office from the Microsoft Store, Microsoft Translator and Drawboard PDF.

Messaging

• Third-party WhatsApp clients: Altus and WhatsDesk.
• Apps that combine WhatsApp and other messengers: Station, Hamsket, Singlebox (including Singlebox 2), Biscuit, All-in-One Messenger and Franz.
• Telegram clients: Kotatogram, 64Gram and AyuGram.
• Discord clients: ArmCord, WebCord and GoofCord.
• Others: Signal Beta, Android Messages, WeChat logs and Mailbird logs.
• Only caches, logs and crash reports are cleaned by default. IndexedDB and Local Storage are off by default, because cleaning them signs you out (for WhatsApp you would have to scan the QR code again).

Productivity and tools

draw.io, Airtable, Notesnook, RemNote, Heptabase, DeepL (logs), Google Earth Pro (imagery cache), XnView MP (thumbnail database, off by default), Upscayl, NZXT CAM and Ledger Wallet / Ledger Live (only caches and logs, never wallet data).

Games and modding

FiveM (cache, server cache and logs; crash reports off by default), Vortex Mod Manager and Unreal Engine Editor (Derived Data Cache, off by default because it is rebuilt slowly).

Developer tools

Chocolatey (logs and failed packages), Scoop (download cache), Google Cloud SDK (logs), MySQL Workbench (logs), XAMPP, Laragon and MSYS2 (pacman package cache).

Microsoft Store apps

GIMP, Xtreme Download Manager and Classic 7 Photo Viewer.

How the paths were checked

• Every path was checked against an official source:
  • the app's own documentation or support pages;
  • its source code (the folder name in package.json or in the app's version file);
  • the uninstall lists of Homebrew;
  • or real installations.
• Entries that could not be confirmed were left out.
• Chromium and Electron cache folders (Cache, Code Cache, GPUCache, DawnGraphiteCache, DawnWebGPUCache, Service Worker cache, Crashpad reports and logs) were checked against the Electron and electron-log documentation and against Electron apps installed on Windows. The older DawnCache folder is kept for older app versions.
• Settings, passwords, cookies, local storage, mailboxes, notes, saved games and wallet data are never cleaned by default.
• Paths that do not exist on a PC are not shown in the list.

Database v1.13.2

855 new entries in 25 new categories. 334 are enabled by default; 521 are disabled because they may hold data you want to keep.

Optional privacy cleaning for all browsers

New disabled entries let you choose to clear personal browser data. Nothing here is cleaned unless you tick it.

• 41 Chromium-based browsers (Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, Opera GX, Opera Air, Vivaldi, Yandex, Arc, Dia, Comet, Thorium and more): saved passwords, cookies and extension cookies, browsing history, visited links, top sites, address bar shortcuts, favicons, autofill and payment data (Web Data, which also holds saved cards and custom search engines), sessions, and site data (Local Storage, Session Storage, IndexedDB, File System, WebStorage)
• 10 Firefox-based browsers (Firefox, Zen, Waterfox, LibreWolf, Floorp, Mullvad Browser, Pale Moon, SeaMonkey, Basilisk): saved passwords, cookies, history and bookmarks (places.sqlite holds both), favicons, form history, current session and session backups, site storage and site permissions
• Items a browser already had are not added again. Thunderbird is not included, because its saved passwords are e-mail account passwords.

Windows

• Windows Diagnostics & Reports: Windows Firewall logs, HTTP.sys error logs and Disk Cleanup logs
• Windows Update & Servicing: leftover Active Setup temp folder (msdownld.tmp)
• Windows Remote Desktop: Remote Assistance session logs, added as disabled because they record who connected to the PC

Developer tools

• Visual C++ Tools (new): IntelliSense cache of the C/C++ extension for VS Code (vscode-cpptools\ipch)
• Microsoft Visual Studio: Roslyn analyzer cache
• .NET Framework & PowerShell: WPF font cache (FontCache3.0.0.0.dat)
• DotNetNuGet: legacy NuGet 2.x package cache
• RustCargo: extracted crate sources and the crate registry index. Git dependency repositories, cargo install binaries and rustup toolchains are added as disabled.
• New categories: Python Pipenv cache, Dart analysis server cache, Kotlin daemon files, Julia precompile cache, Perl cpanminus work folder. Scala Coursier cache and Selenium drivers and browsers are added as disabled.
• GitHub Desktop: crash reports, GPU caches, service worker cache, blob storage, network state cache, downloaded update packages and the installer and update logs. The repository list (Local Storage) and IndexedDB are added as disabled.
• GitHub Copilot CLI: session logs (.copilot\logs)
• Git: Git Bash command history, added as disabled
• OpenCode (new): cache and logs. Sessions, saved sign-in keys (auth.json) and settings are added as disabled.

Browsers

• Chrome, Edge, Brave, Vivaldi (all channels), Chromium and Helium: GPU and shader caches (DawnCache, DawnGraphiteCache, DawnWebGPUCache, GPUPersistentCache, GrShaderCache, GraphiteDawnCache, ShaderCache), component and extension update caches, crash reports and network state cache
• Chrome: on-device AI models (OptGuideOnDeviceModel and related), added as disabled. They can take several GB and Chrome downloads them again when needed.
• Pale Moon Local / Pale Moon Roaming (new): the profile folder used by current Pale Moon versions (Moonchild Productions\Pale Moon), with caches, crash reports and minidumps. Form history, saved passwords and sessions are added as disabled.
• Waterfox Local (new): profile caches. Waterfox and LibreWolf: crash reports.
• Internet Explorer: TLD and compatibility caches, icon cache and the leftover WebCache.old folder. DOM storage, user data, AppCache and download history are added as disabled.

Apps

• Visual Studio Code, VSCodium, Cursor, Windsurf, Google Antigravity: cached configurations and profile data, GPU caches, blob storage, network state cache and cached extension packages
• Windsurf Next, Devin (new): caches, logs and crash reports
• Discord (stable, PTB, Canary, Development): network state cache and video decode statistics
• Docker Desktop: app caches, GPU caches and crash reports
• Slack: network state cache and video decode statistics
• Android Studio: legacy build cache. GIMP: temp folders of GIMP 2.4 to 2.8. Java: roaming deployment cache. Microsoft Office: diagnostics logs. VLC: album art cache and crash dump. Zoom: installer log
• New categories: aMule, Adobe Flash Player, gPodder, OpenOffice, RealPlayer, Safari for Windows, Microsoft Silverlight, SmartFTP, Vim, Vuze, Yahoo Messenger
• Recent files, recent servers, connection logs, playlists, downloaded podcasts, chat history and similar entries are added as disabled: FileZilla, TeamViewer, Winamp, gPodder, OpenOffice, RealPlayer, Safari, Vim, aMule

Notes

• Many of the new browser and app paths come from the CleanerML cleaners of the open-source BleachBit project. Only paths for current Windows versions were taken.
• All browser privacy entries (passwords, cookies, history, sessions, site data) are disabled by default.
• Entries only show up when the app is installed. Missing ones are skipped automatically.

Database v1.13.1

196 new entries in 31 new categories, plus additions to 7 existing ones. 147 are enabled by default; 49 are disabled because they may hold data you want to keep. Works on Windows 11 26H2, 25H2, 24H2 and older versions of Windows 11 and Windows 10.

Safety fixes

The whole database was checked for entries that could remove data you want to keep. These were turned off by default:

• Temporary Internet Files (INetCache): cleaning the whole folder also removed Content.Outlook, where classic Outlook keeps the attachments you open. The Internet Explorer cache inside it (INetCache\IE) is still cleaned.
• qBittorrent BT_backup: holds your torrent list and resume data. Removing it emptied the torrent list.
• Spotify Storage (desktop and Microsoft Store versions): this is where downloaded songs for offline listening are kept. The rest of the Spotify cache is still cleaned.
• Xtreme Download Manager data folder
• Browser WebSQL storage (databases) in 24 browser categories, so it now matches IndexedDB and Local Storage, which were already off

Also fixed:

• 9 entries that appeared twice were removed, so their size is no longer counted twice during a scan
• Entry names with spaces and names shared by different paths were renamed

Windows 11 26H2, 25H2 and 24H2

• Windows AI & Copilot (new): web caches and temp folders of the Windows AI components behind Recall, Click to Do and the AI actions in File Explorer, and of the Copilot key provider. Recall snapshots stay disabled, as before.
• Windows Administrator Protection (new): Windows 11 can create a separate ADMIN_ profile when Administrator protection is turned on. Its temp files, web cache, thumbnail cache, error reports and crash dumps are now cleaned. Recent files and the DirectX shader cache stay disabled.
• Windows Shell Apps: temp files and web cache of the recommendations app used by the redesigned Start menu
• Windows Security & Sign-in Apps: temp files and web cache of the work or school account sign-in broker. Its saved sign-in data stays disabled, because removing it can sign you out of work or school accounts.
• Xbox Services: temp files and web cache of Microsoft Edge for Game Bar

Microsoft Store apps

• Microsoft Store Default Apps (new): temp files and web caches of Microsoft Edge (Store package), WinGet sources, Xbox speech-to-text overlay, Microsoft Journal, Whiteboard, PC Manager, Windows Scan, Network Speed Test, Power BI, Windows Subsystem for Linux, Windows Subsystem for Android and the HEIF, HEVC, RAW and web media extensions. Local caches that hold app data (Journal, Whiteboard, Power BI, and the Android apps of Windows Subsystem for Android) stay disabled.

Older Windows versions

• Windows 8.1 & 10 Legacy Apps (new): temp files and web caches of apps that stay on PCs upgraded from older Windows versions: Messaging, Mobile Plans, Print 3D, Wallet, Xbox Console Companion, Sway, Reader, Reading List and the Bing Finance, Sports, Travel, Food & Drink and Health & Fitness apps
• Windows Update & Servicing: leftover upgrade folders $WINDOWS.~Q and $Windows.~LS

Apps (11 new categories)

• Code editors: Kiro, Google Antigravity (both the old and the new Antigravity IDE folder), Zed and Neovim. Caches, logs and crash reports are enabled; workspace data, settings, swap files and history stay disabled.
• AnythingLLM Desktop: logs. Vector cache, documents and downloaded models stay disabled.
• pgAdmin 4, Elgato Stream Deck, Rainmeter, Sunshine Game Streaming: log files. Rainmeter settings stay disabled.
• Tailscale: client and service logs
• Zig: global build cache

Games and launchers

• Epic Games Launcher: the launcher web cache (webcache and webcache_4147) is now cleaned, as recommended by Epic Games support. webcache was disabled before.
• Riot Games: new Legends of Runeterra and 2XKO categories with game logs. League of Legends replays, highlights and settings, and Fortnite replays were added as disabled entries.
• Shader caches: Helldivers 2, Path of Exile 2 (DirectX 12 and Vulkan), Monster Hunter Wilds. The game rebuilds them on the next launch, which can take a minute or two.
• Level cache: Baldur's Gate 3
• Logs and crash reports: Marvel Rivals, The Finals, Throne and Liberty, Stardew Valley (including SMAPI), Terraria (tModLoader), Wuthering Waves, Diablo IV, R.E.P.O.
• Save games, replays, recordings, screenshots and game settings stay disabled: Baldur's Gate 3, Stardew Valley, Terraria, Elden Ring, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, R.E.P.O., Marvel Rivals, Wuthering Waves, League of Legends, Legends of Runeterra, 2XKO, Fortnite

Notes

• Entries only show up when the app, game or Windows feature is installed. Missing ones are skipped automatically, so the same database works on every supported Windows version.
• Wuthering Waves, Diablo IV, Monster Hunter Wilds, League of Legends and Legends of Runeterra settings use the default install folders.
• No new path is the same as, or a prefix of, another entry's path.

Database v1.13

1,044 new entries in 120 new categories, plus additions to 20 existing ones. 696 are enabled by default; 348 are disabled because they may hold data you want to keep.

Windows (17 new categories, 196 entries)

• Windows Setup Logs: setup and driver installation logs (setupact.log, setuperr.log, PFRO.log, setupapi.*.log and more)
• Windows Update & Servicing: legacy update logs, old Delivery Optimization folder, WinSxS and servicing folders (disabled)
• Windows Diagnostics & Reports: WinSAT, WMI, Sleep Study, boot log, troubleshooter reports, crash dumps of system accounts, debugger symbol cache
• Windows User Caches: IconCache.db, certificate revocation cache, notification images, IE compatibility caches
• Windows Service Account Caches: web and certificate caches of the SYSTEM, LocalService and NetworkService accounts
• Windows Shell Apps: temp files of Start Menu, Search, File Explorer, Lock Screen, Widgets and other built-in shell components
• Windows Security & Sign-in Apps: Windows Security, SmartScreen, Take a Test, sign-in and biometric apps
• Microsoft Store & WinGet: Store, Store Purchase and App Installer temp files and logs
• Internet Explorer & Legacy Edge: leftover IE and EdgeHTML caches and logs
• .NET Framework & PowerShell: Temporary ASP.NET Files, NGen logs, CLR usage logs, PowerShell caches
• IIS Web Server: IIS logs, compressed file cache, compiled templates
• Windows Remote Desktop, Windows Printing, Xbox Services: app temp files and caches
• Windows Enterprise Management: SCCM and Intune logs and caches (disabled)
• Windows Personal Data: clipboard history, typing data, notification history, dictionaries (disabled)
• Windows Large System Files: registry backup, installer caches, Sandbox images, swapfile.sys (disabled)

Browsers (20 new categories)

• Chromium based: Epic Privacy Browser, Comodo Dragon, Torch, Slimjet, Iridium, Coc Coc, 360 Chrome, Avast Secure Browser, AVG Secure Browser, CCleaner Browser, Sidekick, Wavebox, Naver Whale, Blisk, Dia
• Firefox based: SeaMonkey, Basilisk
• Zen Browser: added crash reports, telemetry, shader cache and safebrowsing cache
• Caches are enabled; history, cookies, sessions, storage and preferences stay disabled

Desktop apps (39 new categories)

• Communication: Mattermost, Rocket.Chat, Zulip, Jitsi Meet, RingCentral, Wire, Session, Caprine, Legcord
• Mail and notes: Proton Mail, Proton Pass, Tuta Mail, Mailspring, Typora, MarkText, Zettlr, Simplenote, Standard Notes, Anytype, Notion Calendar
• Productivity: Asana, Linear, Loom, Ferdium, Rambox, Min Browser
• Developer tools: Hyper, Tabby, Beekeeper Studio, Arduino IDE, Lens, Azure Data Studio, Azure Storage Explorer, Podman Desktop
• Media and other: Streamlabs Desktop, Plexamp, WebTorrent, balenaEtcher, Mullvad VPN

Developer tools, media and utilities (21 new categories)

• Deno, Azure CLI, Kubernetes, Vagrant, Flutter & Dart, Android SDK, vcpkg, Anaconda, Sublime Text, Apache NetBeans, Power BI Desktop, 1Password, Browser Automation (Cypress)
• Kdenlive, Shotcut, OpenShot, RawTherapee, MuseScore
• SumatraPDF, Ditto Clipboard, Flow Launcher
• Package and model caches that are expensive to download again (Anaconda, vcpkg, Vagrant boxes, Android emulators, Dart Pub) are disabled

Games, launchers and anti-cheat (23 new categories)

• Games: World of Warcraft, The Sims 4, Path of Exile, Warframe, osu!, Euro Truck Simulator 2, Overwatch 2, Hearthstone, PUBG: Battlegrounds, Palworld, Dead by Daylight, Hogwarts Legacy, Satisfactory, Escape from Tarkov, Valheim, Phasmophobia, Lethal Company, Among Us, Fall Guys, Honkai: Star Rail, Zenless Zone Zero
• Launchers: GeForce NOW, plus new cache and log folders for Battle.net, Ubisoft Connect, GOG Galaxy and Rockstar Games Launcher
• Anti-Cheat Logs: EasyAntiCheat user logs. Anti-cheat drivers and services are never touched
• Only logs, crash reports and caches are enabled; save games, replays and in-progress Steam downloads are disabled

Existing categories completed

• Zoom, TeamViewer, HandBrake, IrfanView, Kodi, Calibre, Krita, Pidgin, JDownloader, VirtualBox, RetroArch, Ollama, DBeaver, Steam

Notes

• Paths that don't exist on a system are skipped automatically.
• No new path is the same as, or a prefix of, another entry's path.

database v1.12

Cleaner Database Update

This release brings a major update to the Cleaner database with more supported applications, safer defaults, and many path fixes.

What's New
Increased app groups from 207 to 462

Increased cleaning entries from 1,300 to 2,713

Added 255 new app groups

Added 1,413 new cleaning entries

Updated 45 existing groups

Fixed or replaced 96 broken/outdated paths

Added support for many new Microsoft Store, OEM, third-party, developer, gaming and AI applications

Safety Improvements
Several potentially dangerous Windows locations are now disabled by default, including:

Windows Scheduled Tasks

Windows Installer patch cache

Windows Update data

Windows Event Logs

Windows compatibility data

Windows provisioning packages

Windows diagnostics data

Windows WebCache

User data is also protected by default. Cookies, browser history, sessions, saves, Minecraft worlds, notes, backups, quarantines, downloaded AI models and other important data remain disabled.

Some sensitive locations, such as C:\Windows\Installer, are not included at all.

Path Fixes
Fixed incorrect or outdated paths for many applications, including:

Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Opera GX and Vivaldi

Thunderbird

Discord PTB and Microsoft Teams

Arc Browser

Telegram

Google Drive

JetBrains IDEs

Visual Studio

Notepad

GIMP and Blender

Obsidian and Notion

HP and ASUS applications

Intel, AMD and NVIDIA tools

Browser profile handling and Microsoft Store package paths were also corrected.

New Windows Cleanup Targets
Added many Windows system locations, including:

Windows setup and upgrade leftovers

Windows 11 24H2 SystemTemp

CBS, DISM, WDI and other logs

Driver installation logs

Error reporting data

System and application caches

PowerShell and .NET caches

Search, Start Menu, Widgets and Settings caches

Additional temporary and diagnostic files

Privacy-related locations remain disabled by default.

New Applications
Support was added for many new applications, including:

DriverPack Solution, Driver Booster, Driver Easy, DriverMax and other driver tools

SKLauncher, Prism Launcher, Modrinth, CurseForge, Lunar Client and other Minecraft launchers

Chrome Dev/Canary, Brave Nightly, Thorium, Floorp, LibreWolf, Mullvad Browser and more

Steam, Epic Games, EA app, Roblox, Valorant, Fortnite and other games

BlueStacks, LDPlayer, NoxPlayer, PCSX2, Dolphin, Ryujinx and other emulators

VS Code Insiders, VSCodium, Windsurf and Cursor

Android Studio, Node.js, .NET, Rust, Go, Python and other developer tools

Plex, Jellyfin, Spotify, TIDAL, Deezer and other media applications

Discord, Viber, Webex, LINE, Mumble and other communication apps

Adobe, Office, productivity, design and note-taking applications

Ollama, LM Studio, Perplexity and other AI tools

MEGA, iCloud, OneDrive, Proton Drive, pCloud and other cloud services

ProtonVPN, NordVPN and ExpressVPN

Project files, backups, saves, autosaves and other user data remain protected where applicable.

database v1.11

Release Notes
Fixed Paths

HitmanPro & yt-dlp: Fixed missing backslashes in paths (C:\Users{##}), which previously caused them not to work.

Opera / Opera GX: Corrected folder names to Opera Stable and Opera GX Stable. Added separate groups for the Local folders where cache data is stored.

Thunderbird: Split into two groups: cache data in Local, and settings/email data in Roaming.

Firefox Local: Removed permissions.sqlite and containers.json, which actually belong in Roaming. Also fixed a duplicate entry in the Roaming section.

Package IDs: Added Arc's correct package ID. Replaced the incorrect ASUS publisher ID used for HP applications with HP's correct publisher ID.

Apps with changed folder locations: Updated paths for Obsidian, Notion, Telegram, Google Drive (new DriveFS), JetBrains, Visual Studio, Notepad, Intel Graphics, GIMP 3, Blender, and Vivaldi Snapshot.

Minor fixes: Added a missing backslash in Teams and removed an extra space in Element.

Safety Changes

The following locations are now set to false because cleaning them by default could cause problems:

Scheduled Tasks (System32\Tasks)

$PatchCache$ (required for repairing and uninstalling updates)

Windows Update history database (DataStore)

Amcache

Event Logs

System32\LogFiles

WDI

Locked WebCache

New Windows Locations

Added support for:

Windows.old

$WINDOWS.~WS

$GetCurrent

Windows 11's new SystemTemp folder

CBS/DISM logs

Windows Error Reporting (WER) queues

Windows Update logs

.NET and PowerShell caches

RDP cache

Start Menu and Search caches

Jump Lists, PowerShell history, and Timeline were also added, but are set to false for safety.

New Microsoft Apps

Added cleanup support for 38 Microsoft applications, including:

Photos

Camera

Media Player

Calculator

Paint

Snipping Tool

Terminal

Xbox

Game Bar

Sticky Notes (note database set to false)

To Do

Mail

Phone Link

Copilot

Cortana

Dev Home

PowerToys

New and Classic Outlook

Edge Dev / Canary

New Built-in Bloatware

Added 27 preinstalled/bundled applications, including:

Candy Crush

Disney+

TikTok

Instagram

Messenger

Prime Video

LinkedIn

Dolby Access

McAfee

WildTangent

ExpressVPN

Manufacturer apps: myHP, MyASUS, Lenovo, Dell, Acer, and Realtek

New Third-Party Apps

Added cleanup support for 79 third-party applications, covering:

Browsers

Chrome Dev / Canary

Brave Nightly

Thorium

Comet

Floorp

LibreWolf

Mullvad

Developer Tools

VS Code Insiders

VSCodium

Windsurf

Android Studio / Gradle

npm / Yarn / pnpm

pip / uv

NuGet

Cargo

Go

Gaming

EA app

Minecraft

Roblox

Rockstar

Overwolf

Utilities & Other Apps

ShareX

AnyDesk

MEGA

iCloud

iTunes

Razer / Logitech / Corsair / SteelSeries software

Adobe Creative Cloud

WPS Office

VPN clients

Database v1.10.1

Database.txt Release Notes

Windows 11 & Copilot+ PC Features Integrated: Added support for Windows Spotlight image assets and IrisService cache, Phone Link cache, Xbox Game Bar capture metadata, Snipping Tool temporary state, and Windows Recall AI database (ukg.db) snapshots.

Media Downloaders Support Expanded: Integrated comprehensive cache cleanup rules for yt-dlp, legacy youtube-dl, and Xtreme Download Manager (XDM 8.x+ and legacy releases). Dedicated temporary data, logs, and update caches are targeted while active download queues and configuration directories remain strictly protected.

Security Tools & Intel DSA Support: Added scan log and user cache definitions for HitmanPro and HitmanPro.Alert, alongside installer, log, and temporary cache paths for Intel Driver & Support Assistant. Threat databases and quarantine directories are kept safe.

Applications & GPU Cache Coverage: Added user-level cache paths for GIMP and Docker Desktop, along with extended shader and temporary cache coverage for the NVIDIA App.

System Stability & Index Protection: Updated Windows Search Indexing, Search Temp, and Cortana UI Cache rules to safe status (false) to prevent search database corruption and high background resource usage. Preserved SUPERAntiSpyware Quarantine and Docker Desktop system directories to prevent unintended data loss.

Existing Rules Audit & Verification: Verified and confirmed healthy, optimal configurations for Telegram, OBS Studio, Spotify, Discord, Slack, VS Code, 7-Zip, qBittorrent, WhatsApp, and Epic Games Launcher.

database v1.10

Database.txt Release Notes

• Spotify Cache Architecture Updated: Fully added missing desktop (Browser\Cache, Code Cache, GPUCache, Service Worker) and Microsoft Store (Packages) cache paths following Spotify's transition to the Electron/CEF architecture.

• Open-Source ZapZap Support Added: Integrated dedicated cache, cookie, and local storage paths for the open-source ZapZap desktop application built on PyQt6/QtWebEngine.

• Modern Applications Added: Included popular tools and browsers into the database:

• Cursor Editor (AI-powered code editor based on VS Code)

• Arc Browser (Next-gen Chromium-based browser)

• ChatGPT Desktop (Desktop and Store cache paths)

• CapCut Desktop (Video editor cache and project temporary files)

• Duplicate Blocks Cleaned: Optimized the database by merging redundant sections across the file, such as VLC, AIMP, Audacity, PuTTY, and GOG Galaxy, into unified blocks.

• Syntax and Typo Fixes: Corrected quotation marks and character errors in block headers.