What began as a small playground around my CrapCheckThis app has now found its way into FluentCleaner Classic. In practical terms, you can use the Inspector to assemble your own set of cleaner signatures, export it as a Handoff file, and temporarily test it through Options > Handoff API. FluentCleaner verifies every entry against your local databases and analyzes the selection without replacing your permanently saved Cleaner configuration.
This feature is currently available in FluentCleaner Classic only.
Try it now: Open FluentCleaner Inspector
- [Added] [Classic] Introduced the FluentCleaner Handoff API for passing cleaner selections from external tools into FluentCleaner
- [Added] [Classic] Added a dedicated Handoff API page under Settings with a direct link to the FluentCleaner Inspector, file import, a short explanation, and command-line integration details
- [Added] [Classic] Inspector selections can now be exported as JSON and analyzed directly in FluentCleaner Classic
- [Improved] [Classic] Imported selections are verified against the locally installed cleaner databases before analysis. Nothing is cleaned automatically, and the saved Cleaner selection remains unchanged
- [Improved] [Classic] Updated the online update mechanism: “Check for updates” now opens the FluentCleaner Inspector with the installed edition and version, allowing it to report the appropriate update status
- [Improved] [Classic] Added a sortable Size column to the result details view, showing the size of every individual file without an additional disk scan (Discussion #164)
Two editions, one cleaner
Same cleaning engine, two independent releases. Pick the UI and runtime that suit you
| Edition | Version | Download |
|---|---|---|
| Modern WinUI 3 · Windows App SDK |
26.08.03  |
⬇ Download Modern |
| Classic WinForms · .NET Framework 4.8 · tiny and portable |
1.16.206  |
⬇ Download Classic |
| ❤️ Support development | Built by Belim | PayPal · Ko-fi |
Modern vs. Classic: which FluentCleaner do you actually run?
#100