- May 10, 2014
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I'm looking for an app which I could set it and forget it and it would automatically clean specific folder in the user home folder. I have an app that is constantly download cashed images of pages it visits when used.
The app itself had no switch to turn these cashing off. It just hoards stuff in that folder.
I tried several cache cleaner apps and they don't see this folder. I have yet to come across simple app to allow me select a custom folder to clean. Ideally it would do it regularly or when phone is powered on.
I even tried "SD Maid" to set privileges on that folder - but I soon realized I won't be able to set read only permissions for that specific folder because the phone is not rooted.
I managed to hide these pics from gallery view (with StorageAnalyser) but I'm not able to find anything to regularly clean the folder the application creates to download it downloads the pics. It doesn't delete those pics when i browser web pages so the database grows.
It's pity Android doesn't self-police itself well and doesn't include any tools for managing storage and data usage. That's a major drawback I see compared to iOS even though Android is much more flexible.
So I'm still searching.
The app itself had no switch to turn these cashing off. It just hoards stuff in that folder.
I tried several cache cleaner apps and they don't see this folder. I have yet to come across simple app to allow me select a custom folder to clean. Ideally it would do it regularly or when phone is powered on.
I even tried "SD Maid" to set privileges on that folder - but I soon realized I won't be able to set read only permissions for that specific folder because the phone is not rooted.
I managed to hide these pics from gallery view (with StorageAnalyser) but I'm not able to find anything to regularly clean the folder the application creates to download it downloads the pics. It doesn't delete those pics when i browser web pages so the database grows.
It's pity Android doesn't self-police itself well and doesn't include any tools for managing storage and data usage. That's a major drawback I see compared to iOS even though Android is much more flexible.
So I'm still searching.
