Tweakeze

Tweakeze is a handy application that you can turn to when you want to keep an eye on any changes that might occur to your files and folders, while also packing some additional junk cleaning functions.

To make the most of this app, you need to start by creating one or more so-called 'watchers.' First of all, you need to specify the trigger, i.e. if a certain executable starts or stops, the corresponding action is launched.

You can assign them names, categories and (optionally) titles, as well as define the action each watcher is supposed to perform - copy, move or delete files, enable, disable or delete a Windows Scheduled Task, or delete, set number or set string from Windows Registry.

When dealing with regular files, you can specify the extensions you are interested in tracking, along with the source and destination folders. You can also integrate Active Script or Powershell scripts.

To make sure the watchers are initiated only when you need them to, Tweakeze allows you to apply filters. You can adjust various parameters, such as OS (platform or version) or file (multiple paths can be defined).

One of the extra functions packed within Tweakeze is deleting data from your installed browsers. More specifically, you can remove temporary data, privacy or history traces, download history, or completed forms history.

In the case of Microsoft Edge, you can also enable or disable the 'Do you want to close all tabs' prompt and change the download folder or keep the current one.

Some other optimizations you can apply when using Tweakeze deal with organizing the desktop and the temp folders, but also activating or deactivating the old classic volume control.

To wrap it up, Tweakeze can help you not only launch actions when certain conditions are met, but also clean up the traces stored by your browsers to boost their performance and protect your privacy.