Square Privacy Cleaner from NoVirusThanks helps hide your tracks
NoVirusThanks has provided a trusted tool for remotely scanning files before we download them for quite some time. Now they've introduced a new, free app to help keep your desktop activities private.
Square Privacy Cleaner (SPC) is like a lot of other track-hiding apps, offering to remove things like cookies, browsing history, MRU items, and clipboard contents. Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, and Opera are supported, as are a number of other apps -- including Adobe Reader, Windows Media Player, MS Office, FlashGet, 7-Zip. Temp and log file cleanup is also supported.
Hit the settings tab, and you can configure SPC to handle various file clean-up roadblocks by terminating running processes and deleting locked files on reboot. Cleaning can also be scheduled to run automatically at startup or shutdown.
Square Privacy Cleaner is a free download, and it's available as both an installer and a portable app.
Square Privacy Cleaner (SPC) is like a lot of other track-hiding apps, offering to remove things like cookies, browsing history, MRU items, and clipboard contents. Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, and Opera are supported, as are a number of other apps -- including Adobe Reader, Windows Media Player, MS Office, FlashGet, 7-Zip. Temp and log file cleanup is also supported.
Hit the settings tab, and you can configure SPC to handle various file clean-up roadblocks by terminating running processes and deleting locked files on reboot. Cleaning can also be scheduled to run automatically at startup or shutdown.
Square Privacy Cleaner is a free download, and it's available as both an installer and a portable app.













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Subscribe to commentsbkj216Oct 16th 2010 3:58PM
How does this compare to CCleaner
ChrisSskOct 17th 2010 10:46AM
I prefer the way ccleaner scans and tells you what will be deleted first. This seems to be select and delete
Mike ZachaczewskiOct 16th 2010 4:52PM
I have to try this and compare it to CCleaner. This will be a contender....
Mike ZachaczewskiOct 17th 2010 4:03PM
I agree, CCleaner is way more better than SPC.
EarlCatOct 17th 2010 11:25PM
SPC jacked up my computer. Don't use that crap.
BugMeNotOct 18th 2010 11:40AM
same here, crapped up the computer
kingsarmsOct 18th 2010 3:51PM
I'm sticking with CCleaner! FTW!
Gouthaman KarunakaranOct 21st 2010 7:31AM
How many cleaners do we need! CCleaner is already good enough.