WinCln .NET

Every page you visit online is remembered by your computer and stored somewhere in a temporary state. Depending on your browser settings, history can pile up and not only take up disk space, but drag down performance of both browser and PC. In this regard, WinCln .NET comes with the right means to perform a cleaning operation in a few seconds.

The application takes only a little while to get installed on your system, and before you know it, you can check out the set of features. What’s more, it doesn’t really depend on a specific web browser, because it only scans known locations for temporary files and doesn’t really need anything specific from the browser itself.

A simple main window serves as your workspace. Right after it’s brought up, most of the space gets filled with many entries, depending on the depth of saved history elements. Apart from file name, full path is also shown, as well as type, size, and date modified. You can take a look at the status bar to quickly check how many items the list has in store.

Double-clicking any file from the list automatically brings up the source folder, just so you make sure nothing of importance is selected. The list can be refreshed, with new items keeping to appear, as long as there’s an active Internet connection and you’re spending time online.

The application isn’t quite for everyone, because even if all files are shown along with details, it’s pretty difficult to tell what part of browsing history or element is there. To remove them, you can either manually select, or use a specific function for all. Removing is either done to Recycle Bin, or permanently.

A set of advanced options are put at your disposal, and are accessed from the upper toolbar. It gives you the chance to also clean AutomComplete Passwords, Recent Documents, Typed URL,Find History, Run History, and URL History. However, the only option here after selection is either automatic cleaning, or aborting, with no log shown in the end.

All things considered, we come to the conclusion that WinCln .NET comes with good intentions, but related details to files about to be deleted is a bit poor, and you risk removing everything from your browser, similar to a reinstall process. The job is flawlessly done, and effort on your behalf is minimum, but you just need to pay a bti of attention to files you remove.