I notice that there is a widget "Quick Cache Cleaner" in collection of widgets. Thoughts about whether this necessary, helpful, and/or worthwhile to install and utilize. It is my understanding the android system has internal management tweaks. Please help me understand how they either 'complement' or 'conflict with" each other.
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Quick Cache cleaner widget
- Thread starter smitty543
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Quick Cache Cleaner widget came along with 5 others in Quick System Info Pro. 
Many of your apps each have their own cache, and you can get to that through the main settings, Apps, and then look at individual ones.
Then there's Android's main cache. It's possible that the widget clears that one.
And then there's the Dalvik cache but you need to be rooted to clear that one.
To be sure, you might want to drop the dev a line, his email should be linked in the Play Store.
Hope this helps!
Many of your apps each have their own cache, and you can get to that through the main settings, Apps, and then look at individual ones.
Then there's Android's main cache. It's possible that the widget clears that one.
And then there's the Dalvik cache but you need to be rooted to clear that one.
To be sure, you might want to drop the dev a line, his email should be linked in the Play Store.
Hope this helps!
Cleaned up any confusion and moved here to the application forum.
funkylogik
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I use a widget thats probably the same idea, App Cache Cleaner. Every so often if the keyboard gets laggy or anything i just tap the widget. I think its fine as long as youre doing it manually when needed instead of using an app that automates it :thumbup:
divinebovine
Android Expert
That's relevant to my interests. Is that this one?
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=mobi.infolife.cache