Want to clear browsing history, cookies and leftover temp files in one pass? Wipe scans Windows for these traces, then lets you choose which cleanup areas to clear. Its main screen reports the amount of detected clutter, while an advanced view provides details about the apps and cleanup zones involved.
Scan for browser and temporary-file traces
Wipe goes after cached data, cookies, browsing history and temp files, along with other cleanup items associated with apps and Windows. Removing these files can reclaim disk space, while clearing browsing traces can reduce the activity data left on the computer.
The main screen shows the total amount of detected clutter in bytes. You can start cleaning while the scan is still calculating or wait for it to finish before choosing what to remove.
Choose cleanup zones in the advanced view
The advanced screen lists apps Wipe finds on the computer and supports for cleanup. Each entry shows how much removable data is associated with it. Open an app’s details to see the zones Wipe can clean, then use the checkboxes to include or exclude specific zones.
- Hover over a zone for details about the files or registry records it covers.
- Zone information can include its most recent cleanup date and the total amount removed there.
Adjust Wipe’s cleanup settings
Settings provide options for customizing how Wipe handles cleanup.
Pros
- Finds cached data, cookies, browsing history and temp files
- Shows cleanup zones by supported app
- Lets you include or exclude individual zones
What kinds of data does Wipe remove?
It cleans temporary files, caches, cookies, Internet history, and other app-related cleanup items.
Can I choose what Wipe cleans?
Yes. In the advanced view, use the checkboxes to include or exclude individual cleanup zones.
Where can I see what a cleanup zone contains?
Open the zone details or hover over a zone to see information about the files or registry records it covers.
