A maintenance release. No new features, two fixes worth explaining. PERMISSION REQUESTS DURING A SCAN Some of the folders inside the user cache directory belong to the system's own media applications. Reading one made the system put a media access request on screen in the middle of an ordinary cleanup scan — a question a cleanup tool has no business asking. Those folders are now recognised by their identifier and skipped before they are ever read, by the scanners and by the Storage Map alike. MSRX Clean has no media features, requests no media access, and never did. STORAGE MAP TOTALS A folder was skipped whenever its name merely began with the name of a protected folder, so ordinary folders were quietly left out of the measured totals — the map understating the very disk it exists to explain. Folder names are now matched in full, and those folders are counted again. Unchanged: removals still go to the Trash first, Undo still covers every clean for as long as the copies remain there, explanations are still written on this computer, and nothing is uploaded anywhere.

Version 2.0 is a complete rewrite. NEW • Cloud Offload — free space by removing local copies of files your cloud drive already holds in full. Nothing is deleted. • Similar Photos — finds burst frames and near-identical shots by comparing the images themselves, and shows you a thumbnail of every one before you decide. • Leftovers — caches, preferences and support folders belonging to apps you removed long ago. • Storage Map — every folder drawn in proportion to its size. • Smart Scan — one pass across every category. • On-device assistant, available with a keystroke. • Light and dark appearance, chosen in Settings and applied instantly. SAFER • Nothing is ever selected for you. Selection is yours, every time. • Every removal opens a review sheet listing exactly what will go, grouped by category, with what you lose if it does. • Permanent deletion asks you to acknowledge in writing before the button will work. • Safety rules are re-checked at the moment of removal, not only when the file was found. • Undo restores from History with a progress bar, so a long restore never looks like a stalled one. CLEARER • Results now appear while a scan runs instead of only at the end. Duplicate sets, large files, leftovers and photo thumbnails all fill in as they are found. • Every long pass says what it is doing and roughly how long it takes. • Removals show progress and finish with a summary of what actually happened, including anything that was skipped and why. Thank you for reading this far. If something is not right, please get in touch — every report is read.