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Backdown
Jul 20, 2023
Tool to safely and ergonomically remove duplicate files
Backdown helps you safely and ergonomically remove duplicate files.
Its design is based upon the authors observation of frequent patterns regarding build-up of duplicates with time, especially images and other media files.
Finding duplicates is easy. Cleaning the disk when there are thousands of them is the hard part. What Backdown brings is the easy way to select and remove the duplicates you don’t want to keep.
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