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Stop paying $40 every month for a cache cleaner. a guy reverse-engineered CCleaner / CleanMyMac with Opus 5.5 for Mac & Windows. → • finds junk in one tap • shows where your disk space went • turns off apps that slow your startup • uninstalls apps properly No...

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Steve Ermish21 小时前

GitHub repo?

Movez 的头像
Movez1 天前

thanks for your support mate !

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XYZXZ_271 天前

Thank you . You’re a good friend it’s better then cleanMyMac❤️

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Snoopez1 天前

"Files go to Trash first" is the real flex here. Half the paid cleaners just nuke stuff and hope for the best

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Codio20 小时前

this is precisely what devs need

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SomTam20 小时前

spyware - virustotal expose

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syahrulmuchtarm1 天前

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Movez

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