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How Install BleachBit On Ubuntu And Derivative Systems via Flatpak

By iDoLinux

As you may know, BleachBit is a powerful, open-source system cleaner designed to help you free up disk space and protect your privacy on Linux and other operating systems. Inspired by popular tools like CCleaner, BleachBit goes beyond simply deleting cache files — it also wipes logs, temporary files, browser history, and application leftovers, ensuring that your system stays lean and secure. Whether you’re trying to recover valuable storage or remove sensitive data, BleachBit makes the process straightforward with just a few clicks.

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