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With CCleaner 2, we get a redesigned UI and a cool new feature that helps you clean up bad photos to save storage space. It also comes with a host of other improvements and support for the M1 processor.

Effective Junk File Cleaner

This is the app’s bread and butter, and it shows. First, you can scan your system for unwanted files, including application caches, logs, development junk, and downloads. It also highlights particularly large files and can detect duplicates.

CCleaner can analyze your installed browsers and delete cookies, cache files and browsing data. Of course, you can do this from the browser itself, but it’s a nice feature if you want to clean up multiple browsers at once.

Find and remove bad or similar photos

A fun new tool lets you trim down your photo library by removing images that aren’t quite masterpieces. The app looks for blurry, poorly lit, or poorly contrasted photos and suggests removal.

This feature also allows CCleaner to find similar photos, which are not identical but may not be necessary. All of these suggestions can be reviewed individually before any content is removed.

You may want to disable third-party analytics

If you’re concerned about your privacy, which is likely an Apple user, you should probably go to the app’s preferences, under the “Privacy” tab, and disable data sharing with third-party analytics tools. While Piriform assures you that your information is anonymous, one can never be too sure.

Overall, CCleaner remains a solid junk cleaner and app uninstaller, and it can now also help you with your unmanageable photo collection. The new UI is more intuitive, and automation features may be helpful for some users.