Which app is best for cache cleaner?

I've tested all three recently.

All good, cache does clean well, even for long-running apps. But there's something that bugs me:

The cache cleaning itself is quite slow - about 15 seconds to do a simple database update. The interface is quite annoying - you need to open the app you want to clean before you can clean. Cleaner works best with an on-access cleaner, and will be most effective with database activity. It is fairly easy to use with a data change detector in your application and/or in the mobile database, or an on-access detector in your mobile app.

It is fairly easy to use, but I would recommend a "faster cleaner" such as Clear. I do not like to put off what I think will eventually turn out to be a problem, so I recommend Cleaner on-access to try when other cleaners do not get the job done. If it doesn't seem to work, I go with the slower cleaner to clear out. As mentioned, all three of these tools are excellent, but for me, the choice between Cleaner and slower (but more effective) Clear is the hardest of choices. I recommend that you try all three, and you may need to switch back and forth depending on how Cleaner works for you.

How do I clear the cache in application manager?

I cleared the cache on all computers in my company that use app manager.

When I logged into my account and clicked Application Manager, it is telling me that a previous search request has been saved for viewing application status (not search results). It asks me to make another search request.

How do I clear the cache? When you click on Application Manager, it will create a search request. If the previous search request hasn't completed in 20-40 minutes, you'll get a message when you start your search.

It's easy to cancel. Just click the red X next to the search request icon.

If you clear the cache, it will create another search request. If you're getting any error messages, you may want to check the "Search history" section for details.

Is it good to clear app cache?

I am using PhoneGap Build for Android, and I am running into a problem with the application cache.

I have an app with a very large amount of content, so I would like to clear out the app cache. The problem is that if I use this code:
Cordova.clearCache(); .or any other similar code, I get an error. I get the following error:
Plugin 'org.apache.battery-status' is already installed on this device, so not removing

If I remove the battery plugin, I can then run the cordova.clearCache() command, but I'd like to keep the battery plugin. So, how do I clear the cache?