Byot Cache Cleaner

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Byot Cache Cleaner clears every cache layer a WordPress site typically accumulates, from a single modern dashboard, instead of hunting through several different tools.

What it cleans:

• Object cache (internal WordPress cache or external stores such as Memcached/Redis)
• Expired and orphaned transients
• Database bloat: post revisions, auto-drafts, trashed posts, spam/trashed comments, orphaned post and comment meta, plus table optimization
• Filesystem cache directories left behind by other caching tools
• OPcache (when the extension is available on the server)
• APCu user cache (when the extension is available on the server)
• Stale PHP session files
• Rewrite rules (permalink structure)
• Asset/browser cache version, for cache-busting

Included tools:

• One-click “Super Clean” that runs every layer at once
• Advanced tab to trigger any single cleanup layer on its own
• Optional daily auto-clean, scheduled through WP-Cron
• Activity log with a history of every cleanup run
• Admin bar shortcut to clean cache from anywhere in wp-admin
• Dashboard widget with a quick cache status overview

Notes on the database cleanup

The database cleanup step permanently removes trashed posts and spam/trashed comments as part of its standard run. Review your trash before using it if you might need to recover something — this step is irreversible by design, same as emptying WordPressÌtumọ̀ Yorùbá: ’s own trash.

Notes on OPcache / APCu

Those two actions only have an effect if the corresponding PHP extension is installed and enabled by your host. If it isnÌtumọ̀ Yorùbá: ’t, the dashboard reports the layer as “Inactive” and the action safely does nothing.