Added multi-location scanning for large files and duplicates. Scan several folders or drives together, with less repeated work when selected locations overlap.
Added usage-based colors and compact layouts for resource displays, making high usage easier to spot while saving screen space.
Improved Windows taskbar compatibility and readability, with better support for centered layouts and other taskbar tools.
Optimized macOS icon loading to reduce memory usage and improve responsiveness.
Refined settings and interface details, fixed other known issues, and improved performance, stability, and usability.
Added automatic memory release, with configurable check intervals and memory usage thresholds. On Windows, you can also exclude selected apps and skip the foreground app during automatic releases.
Improved Windows resource monitoring, with more accurate CPU usage readings, better taskbar integration, and more reliable panel interactions.
Improved Windows app uninstallation and reduced repeated administrator prompts during supported operations.
Improved macOS startup management, with clearer identification of leftover login records, removal of supported entries, and guidance for system-managed items.
Fixed an issue where hiding shortcut arrows on Windows could leave black overlays on icons.
Refined interface details, fixed other known issues, and improved performance, stability, and usability.
Added resource status at a glance: view CPU, memory, network, and disk activity from the menu bar, taskbar, or system tray, with customizable display options and recent usage history.
Added memory management to help you identify memory-hungry apps and free up memory with one click. MangoDisk can keep running in the background when the main window is closed, with optional launch at login.
Added an AI feature toggle, letting you turn AI features off without losing your saved configuration.
Improved Windows display compatibility, with clearer guidance when WebView2 Runtime needs updating.
Improved Windows CLI compatibility: the command-line app no longer requires a separate Visual C++ runtime installation.
Simplified settings, refined background operation and interface details, and fixed other issues to improve performance, stability, and usability.
Added AI explanations for cleanup items, privacy data, startup items, system settings, and maintenance tools, with a built-in free service and support for custom AI providers.
Improved Windows app uninstall compatibility and result reporting, added a system-item visibility filter, and supported removing leftover installation entries without deleting application files.
Expanded Windows startup management with controls for supported services, clearer source information, and system-item filtering.
Improved Custom Cleanup to skip missing folders without interrupting scans of other locations, and reduced accidental dismissal of cleanup dialogs while editing.
Expanded Codex cleanup coverage for diagnostic data and regenerable build artifacts in Codex worktrees, while preserving source files and Git metadata.
Added a Windows shortcut-arrow visibility setting and improved system maintenance results and failure messages.
Improved compatibility with older macOS versions, refined interface details, and fixed other known issues to enhance performance, stability, and usability.
Added Privacy Cleanup for macOS and Windows, with support for reviewing and cleaning browser, application, and system activity by time range
Improved large-file discovery with Spotlight-powered Quick Scan on macOS, Complete Scan, configurable folder exclusions, and more reliable indexed results
Improved Startup Item Management to process multiple changes more efficiently and safely remove supported startup configurations without deleting application files
Improved Custom Cleanup: saving no longer closes the rule editor, and rules can optionally remove empty subfolders after cleanup while preserving the selected root folders
Fixed an issue where cleaning Chrome or Edge offline data could prevent Manifest V3 extension background services from starting by preserving required Service Worker script caches
Improved redirected-folder handling, disk usage refresh, cleanup result consistency, interface responsiveness, and overall performance and stability
