MajesticFlame

Quick App Clean Cache added clear all cache for non-rooted phones. The clear all on non-rooted phones is in beta but worked on my original Droid running stock 2.2.1 just fine.

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Last edited by MajesticFlame; January 7th, 2011 at 04:43 PM. Reason: link

MajesticFlame

I didn't. I am not the developer, just a user of the application.

You could always try and contact the developer on the market, they have their email listed there.

wmm

App 2 SD also does this. I'm guessing that it's not easy, based on a couple of clues. First, it takes a little while after App 2 SD shows the applications that can be moved before it shows the amount of storage that could be freed by clearing the application cache, so it must take some amount of poking around to calculate the amount. Second, it takes quite a long while to clear the cache if you opt to do that, and the amount added to the free storage is always, in my case at least, 2-3 times as much as it predicted would be saved.

MajesticFlame

Ah, they must have recently added that option as I uninstalled Apps 2 SD recently. I switched to SDwatch instead since it took me right to the app info page after installing a moveable app instead of waiting for it to check all apps. I always move my apps to the SD card right away so waiting for it to check every app annoyed me. I never used it for cleaning caches.

wmm

Yes, I think that's new (I've only just begun using it in the last week or so). The other nice thing about Apps 2 SD is that it pops up a notification immediately when you install an app that can be moved to the SD; tapping on the notification takes you to into Apps 2 SD so you can move the app, clear the cache, etc. It's really handy.

MajesticFlame

SDwatch does that too but it takes you right to the app page instead if waiting for it to re-check everything. I don't need to wait for it to check everything since I move things as soon as they are installed. I just want the notification/link to the app to move it and SDwatch does that.