Forget CCleaner – Bleachbit 5.0 is here to remove junk, broken and swollen files from Windows 10/11 and Linux

Bleachbit 5.0 open source system is released to Windows and Linux users. The tool, which is used to clear the car space and chopped sensitive data, provides a way for users to remove unwanted and unused data from their cars.

Version 5.0 comes with the promise of new cleaners and improved along with many other updates and safety adjustments.

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Both Linux and Windows Builds give users the possibility of exceeding the predetermined (system) preference language-preferences-unlock the ‘automatic language-discovery language’ and select from the Dropdown menu. They also gain the ability to exit Bleachb through a keyboard shortcut (Ctrl + Q or Ctrl + W).

Bleachbit 5.0 also reveals some new cleaners: both Windows and Linux users can now remove data from the discord, while Linux users also get the opportunity to clean unwanted files from Firefox-Variant Librewolf (already supported on Windows), non-beta Microsoft Edge and email client geary.

Bleachbit 5.0 also promises less intervention of the update, an adjustment to the -debug command line and a larger stability in the entire table.

Linux users earn RPM packages and debit for the latest versions of Ubuntu, Fedora and Centos, while Windows users will find the latest version no longer supports XP or Windows 7.

A complete list of changes-including specific platform updates and adjustments to the project website.

Bleachbit 5.0 is now available for PCs that work Windows 10 or later and Linux. A laptop is also available to Windows users.