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Thanks, I'll try it out and let you know how it is. Probably not necessary for a rooted phone right? Mine isn't rooted yet, but I am highly considering it.

It can still be necessary for a rooted phone. It depends on the ROM and kernel you're running. It also depends on how much you use the browser and how much you use other apps.

I only use my browser heavily a couple times a week, and more often than not I'm flashing a different ROM or a kernel, and am restarting so often that it cleans out anyway lol
 
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It can still be necessary for a rooted phone. It depends on the ROM and kernel you're running. It also depends on how much you use the browser and how much you use other apps.

I only use my browser heavily a couple times a week, and more often than not I'm flashing a different ROM or a kernel, and am restarting so often that it cleans out anyway lol


Great information, thanks!
 
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I use cachemate and it works the best from the ones I have tried. Only catch is there are certain apps that you don't want the cache cleared, because it also cleans app info. Make sure you uncheck google maps, sprint navigation and gmail. These apps will keep resetting user info if you allow the cache to be cleared automatically.
 
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It can still be necessary for a rooted phone. It depends on the ROM and kernel you're running. It also depends on how much you use the browser and how much you use other apps.

I only use my browser heavily a couple times a week, and more often than not I'm flashing a different ROM or a kernel, and am restarting so often that it cleans out anyway lol

How is your phone set up to where you don't have lag? I've got fresh 1.1, gumbo and setcpu but I still experience some lag in the keyboard and when I open up the programs lists. A lot of the lag is if my phone has been sleeping for 10 mins or so and then I unlock it.
 
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How is your phone set up to where you don't have lag? I've got fresh 1.1, gumbo and setcpu but I still experience some lag in the keyboard and when I open up the programs lists. A lot of the lag is if my phone has been sleeping for 10 mins or so and then I unlock it.

When I was running Fresh 1.1 with Gumbo kernel, and SetCPU I had virtually no lag. Occasional hiccup when typing in handcent, but thatw as about it.

Now, I'm running AOSP 2.1 with Toastcfh kernel, and I've got minimal lag when opening and scrolling through programs. Mostly because I haven't really dug into it and cleaned out some unnecessary apk's yet, and because SetCPU doesn't work with that kernel (which I'm sure is where part of that lag is coming from...SetCPU trying to run).
 
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When I was running Fresh 1.1 with Gumbo kernel, and SetCPU I had virtually no lag. Occasional hiccup when typing in handcent, but thatw as about it.

Now, I'm running AOSP 2.1 with Toastcfh kernel, and I've got minimal lag when opening and scrolling through programs. Mostly because I haven't really dug into it and cleaned out some unnecessary apk's yet, and because SetCPU doesn't work with that kernel (which I'm sure is where part of that lag is coming from...SetCPU trying to run).

Ya, I seem to have the most lag when I first start typing in Handcent...you think I would have less lag typing in the stock app?
 
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