GX Cleaner

It really depends on your usage, but a good rule of thumb is to give your browser a quick cleanup every few weeks or at least once a month. If you use your browser heavily – visiting a variety of websites, streaming, gaming, etc. – you might notice sluggishness sooner, which signals it’s time to clear out the clutter. Regular cleanups help maintain responsiveness and keep everything running smoothly.

Think of these cleaning levels as different sweeps of your browser’s stored data:

• Min Cleaning: This is a light touch – ideal for when you just need to remove temporary files like the latest cache or a handful of cookies. It keeps most of your browsing history intact while getting rid of the most recent junk.
  
  
• Med Cleaning: A balanced approach that digs a bit deeper. It not only clears out the latest temporary files but also targets some older data that might be slowing things down, while still preserving useful information.
  
  
• Max Cleaning: The full reboot. This option wipes out nearly everything—cache, cookies, history, downloads, and more. It’s best when you want to start fresh or if your browser’s performance has noticeably dipped.

To clean up specific browsing data for a specific period, you can use the Advanced Setup options. Click the dropdown arrow next to the type of data you want to clear, and select the time period from the menu there.

GX Cleaner’s strength is in its flexibility. If you’re doing routine maintenance, you might set it to clear data that’s more than a week or a month old – this keeps recent activity untouched while getting rid of the buildup. However, if you haven’t cleaned in a while or if your browser is really bogged down, you might opt to clear everything. Ultimately, choose a time frame that fits your browsing habits – whether that’s a weekly trim or a monthly deep clean – to keep your system running at its best.