ATF Cleaner

I use ATF Cleaner every day. It is immediate and no-nonsense. One click and whatever you select goes within a millisecond.

The only problem is that it does not show what it is going to delete, it just does it, so if you get it wrong you lose it fast. I have other well known cleaners and need no comments on these, but what do you think about lil `ole ATF ?

John B

 

Should this be moved or what?

 

ATF is old and outdated...

Use CCleaner: http://www.piriform.com/ccleaner

 

Bleach Bit is freeware and it has a "Preview" feature which lists what will be deleted.

http://bleachbit.sourceforge.net/

 

I have installed BleachBit and it looks really good. I think the selection list is great and the preview both necessary and welcome. I am very impressed with it as against ATF.

Thank you very much for posting it.

Presumably you use it - does it work OK without problems ?

John B

 

Nothing wrong with ATF Cleaner along with r-wipe & clean it is my cleaner of choice on xp.

 

You are perfectly correct, there is nothing wrong with ATF even if it is considered "old".
It is a very useful cleaner, quick and uncomplicated. Well worth having, I use it all the time.
But I do like BleachBit as a more "scientific" option for use when a more detailed look at what is being classed as rubbish is needed. It gives us more control over what we are about to do.
ATF for a quick delete, BleachBit for a more considerate job.

John B