• Videos: see every track a clean takes out, including chapter lists, timed location logs and depth recordings. Chapter names now leave with the clean; subtitles stay. • PDFs: files attached to a PDF are cleaned and kept, and forms, links and bookmarks survive the clean. • Books: the listing says how many files inside an EPUB were not read, and what each picture keeps. • Photos: iPhone photos keep their HDR after cleaning, and more of what a camera writes is named on screen. • Cleaning always finishes: if something can't be removed, the result says exactly what is still in the file before you share it. • Stability and reliability improvements throughout.

• EPUB books: inspect and remove the author, publisher, series and tool stamps a book carries, and give the cleaned copy a new identifier of its own. • Clean up to 100 files at once, then save or share them together, or as one ZIP.

What's new in 1.2: • New supported formats: TIFF and AVIF. HEIF and M4V files can now be opened from the file picker. • Detects and removes hidden identifiers: unique image IDs, embedded XMP, maker notes, and data appended after the end of a file. • Video cleaning now also removes GPS tracks recorded during filming. • PDF cleaning clears annotation author names while keeping the annotations themselves. • Files imported from Photos keep their original name and format. • Softer dark theme.

Portrait photos now keep their correct orientation after cleaning. Cleaned photos preserve the original image quality, with no increase in file size. Stability and reliability improvements.