Please test BleachBit 3.9.2 beta, which will become the 4.0.0 major release.
April 19, 2020: BleachBit 4.0.0 has been released.
For a list of changes see the commit log and GitHub bug tracker.
Please test BleachBit 3.9.0 beta, which will become the 4.0.0 major release.
April 11, 2020: BleachBit 3.9.2 beta has been released.
For a list of changes see the commit log and GitHub bug tracker.
These tests are for both Windows and Linux.
We are pleased to announce BleachBit 3.2.0. This is a primarily a maintenance release with bug fixes.
Please test BleachBit 3.1 beta. This is a maintenance release to fix bugs in BleachBit 3.0 (final).
Like BleachBit 3.0, BleachBit 3.1 requires Python 2. (For Microsoft Windows, the Python runtime is installed automatically, as always.) Once beta testing is done, BleachBit 3.1 will be released as BleachBit 3.2 final.
In a separate branch, much progress has been made for BleachBit to run on Python 3. While these changes are not in the BleachBit 3.x series, watch for a release soon after Bleachbit 3.2.
We are pleased to announce BleachBit 3.0. The latest release brings major improvements to the user interface, speed, cleaning thoroughness, and application reliability.
Please test BleachBit 2.3 beta. This has major changes for the next final release, which will be 3.0.
For a list of changes see the commit log and GitHub bug tracker.
These tests are for both Windows and Linux.
We are pleased to announce BleachBit 2.2. The latest release brings major improvements to startup speed, cleaning Google Chrome and Firefox, Winapp2.ini support, and more.
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Please test BleachBit 2.1 beta.
For a list of changes see the commit log, Launchpad bug tracker, and GitHub bug tracker.
These tests are for both Windows and Linux.
We are pleased to announce BleachBit 2.0, one large step for open source system cleaning software. The latest release brings major improvements to infrastructure, security, stability, and the framework.
