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Android Cache Cleaner
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[feature request] button for clean cache of disabled apps #244

Closed TPS closed 1 month ago

TPS commented 1 month ago

@bmx666 An inverse request to https://github.com/bmx666/android-appcachecleaner/issues/135, could there be the option to always/only show disabled apps (ignoring other filters, e.g., app cache size)? I run into disabled apps that still have app cache/data, which is just a complete waste of space.

bmx666 commented 1 month ago

Hi @TPS

I think the simplest solution would be just create additional button "clean cache of disabled apps" with optional visibility (checkbox in the Settings) on main screen.

TPS commented 1 month ago

Thanks for considering my request. 🙇🏾‍♂️

bmx666 commented 1 month ago

Hi @TPS

Done, check version v1.12.1

TPS commented 1 month ago

Amazing! I'll test it when F-Droid builds/releases it & I'll feedback. 🙇🏾‍♂️

Have you given further thought to https://github.com/bmx666/android-appcachecleaner/issues/155? Augmenting this w/ that would make this perfect.

TPS commented 3 weeks ago

@bmx666 I wanted to let you know this works well just as designed. 🙇🏾‍♂️ Maybe an optimization could be to have a toggle that disables the minimum threshold for this function only?

bmx666 commented 3 weeks ago

Hi @TPS , do you mean reset min. cache size filter to 0 bytes?

UPD: Seems reasonable and easy fix, check new v1.12.3

TPS commented 3 weeks ago

Hi @TPS , do you mean reset min. cache size filter to 0 bytes?

Basically, just ignore it, so equivalent to temporarily resetting to 0 while running that.

TPS commented 1 week ago

Hi @TPS , do you mean reset min. cache size filter to 0 bytes?

UPD: Seems reasonable and easy fix, check new v1.12.3

This works perfectly. Thanks, @bmx666 🙇🏾‍♂️