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Optimize system performance by clearing unnecessary files and improving resource management.

Important

Features ✨:

1. Dalvik Cache Cleanup for clearing /data/dalvik-cache/arm and /data/dalvik-cache/arm64 to optimize app performance.
2. System Dropbox Log Removal targeting /data/system/dropbox to eliminate unnecessary log files.
3. Temporary File Deletion scanning the entire system (excluding /proc, /sys, /dev, /vendor, /data/data, /data/app, and other critical paths) for files with temporary extensions such as .tmp, .bak, .log, .old, .swp, .download, .partial, .temp, .dexopt, and more.
4. Tombstone Log Erasure in /data/tombstones to remove crash logs and free up system resources.
5. Empty Directory Cleanup in /storage/emulated/0 (excluding /DCIM, /Android, and /Pictures) to remove unused folders.
6. Thumbnail Cache Clearing targeting all thumbnail directories (.thumbnails, .thumbnail, Thumbnails, .thumb, .thumbs) across /storage/emulated, /data/media, /sdcard, and common app paths including DCIM, Pictures, WhatsApp, and Telegram.
7. System and Shader Cache Cleaning targeting cache, shader, and GL cache files in /storage/emulated/0/Android/data, /cache, /data/user_de, and app-level cache directories (cache, code_cache, app_webview) under /data/data.
8. FSTRIM Partition Optimization for trimming /data, /cache, /system, /system_ext, /product, /vendor, /odm, /oem, /metadata, and /mnt partitions to enhance I/O performance, with automatic read-write remount fallback for read-only partitions.
9. RAM Cache Clearing using drop_caches to free up memory and improve system responsiveness, with current value check to skip if already cleared.
10. Force Stop Third-Party Apps using am force-stop to kill all non-system apps except whitelisted ones (Termux), ensuring system packages are never affected.

Tip

1. Supports Magisk KernelSU KernelSU Next APatch SukiSU and their variants.
2. Minimum Android 10 SDK 29.
3. To run the module, open Termux and follow the steps below:
   • Method 1 — Enter root shell first, then launch the tool:

     su

     After pressing Enter, your prompt will change to #, meaning you are now in root mode. Then type:

     cleaner

     Press Enter to launch the optimization menu.
   • Method 2 — Run directly in a single command:

     su -c cleaner

   Both methods require root access. A root manager such as Magisk, KernelSU, or APatch must be installed on your device.

4. If cleaner command is not found, install Meta to enable system binary overlay support:
   • Download Meta — Hybrid Mount
5. If cleaner is still not accessible after installing Meta, run it directly via full path:

   su -c /data/adb/modules/CLEAR/system/bin/cleaner

Warning

Disclaimers 🛡️:

• Use at your own risk. No guarantees are made regarding stability, compatibility, or safety. Always back up your data before installing anything.
• These works are tested on specific devices only. Behavior on other devices may vary significantly.
• The author reserves the right to discontinue, modify, or remove any module or plugin at any time without prior notice.

Caution

Warning ☢️:

1. The developer takes no responsibility for any damage, data loss, or device malfunction caused by the use of these works.
2. System modifications can be unpredictable. What works on one device may break another.
3. Always have a recovery solution ready — TWRP, ADB, or fastboot — before proceeding.
4. If you do not fully understand what a modification does, do not apply it.
5. Redistribution, modification, or repackaging of these works without explicit permission from the author is strictly prohibited.
6. Rooted devices with custom ROM may behave differently. Proceed with extra caution.
7. Any modification applied to the system is your decision. Think before you act.

Download 📦:

• Download now Clear Optimization.
• For Magisk Modules or other Plugins, please visit here.

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