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Clears cache when all Chrome windows are closed, except for trusted sites. Are you tired of "Hard Refreshing" your browser to see your latest code changes? "Auto Cache Cleaner" is the developer-first utility that guarantees a pristine testing environment every time you open Chrome. We built this because we hated debugging code only to realize the browser was serving a cached CSS file from three hours ago. 🚀 For Web Developers & QA: Banish Stale Content: Forces Chrome to re-fetch all static assets (Images, Scripts, Styles) upon restart. Never doubt if you are seeing the latest build. Service Worker Reset: Optionally clears Service Worker registrations to ensure your PWA updates immediately. Smart Whitelisting: Use powerful wildcard patterns (e.g., localhost:*, *.github.com, *.staging-server.net) to keep your development sessions active while scrubbing everything else. 🛡️ For Privacy Conscious Users: Automated Hygiene: Runs silently in the background. No buttons to click. Your browser history and tracking cookies are wiped clean the moment you close the window. Zero Tracking: We don't collect data. Period. Your whitelist stays on your machine. ✨ Key Features: Wildcard Support: Exclude entire domains or specific subdomains with ease. Granular Control: Choose exactly what to clear—Cache, Cookies, LocalStorage, IndexedDB, History, or Downloads. Why use this over other cleaners? Most cleaners are "all or nothing" or require manual clicking. Auto Cache Cleaner is designed for the workflow—allowing you to define a "Safe Zone" of trusted apps while ruthlessly cleaning the rest of the web. Open Source and Community Driven. Check our GitHub for the source code! Have feedback or want to suggest improvements? Visit our GitHub: https://github.com/git-laks/Chrome_Auto_Cache_Cleaner
Feb 11, 2026
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