The modern digital world of convenience and instant conveyance has one slight flaw. Anybody who utilizes ostensibly free services like Google’s search, Google Chrome, YouTube, Picasa or Google Earth pays with a small piece of themselves. This is done through the collection and utilization of user profiles and user cookies. They store information of various kinds, allowing Google to produce perfectly tailored advertisements and search results. Many people no longer want, understandably, any of their information to be transmitted to third-parties. The answer: Abelssoft’s GClean. It targets and governs this flow of information that otherwise accumulates in massive data centers cataloging millions of users. GClean searches the user’s entire computer for existing Google software, then allows the cessation of all personal data transmission with a single mouse click.

GClean supports the latest browser and Google service versions, ensuring optimal performance thereon. Additionally, the application has received a completely new interface; it is more modern, more simple to understand, and more intuitive to use. The most important new feature: GClean offers the capacity to request the removal of a user’s webpages from Google’s search index. There are some things that people don’t want to appear on search results - social media profiles, personal photo albums, etc. GClean makes that preference heard. GClean is compatible with Windows 7, Windows 8, WIndows 8.1 and Windows 10. GClean currently supports the following browsers: Google Chrome, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Apple Safari and t-online.de Browser.