Multi Trash

Multi Trash is a handy little tool for your desktop. It takes the Recycle Bin and kicks it up a notch by letting you permanently delete and shred files, not just toss them in the recycle bin. This means less clutter and no chance of recovering those pesky files you really want gone!

Easy to Use and Customize

The cool thing about Multi Trash is that it gives you a second trash bin right on your desktop. You can easily move it around wherever you want! Plus, it's bigger than the regular Recycle Bin, so you can store more stuff without worrying about running out of space.

Stay on Top of Your Files

You know how sometimes you're digging through your files in Explorer? Well, with Multi Trash, you can keep its frame on top of all your other windows. This makes it super easy to get rid of unwanted data while you're searching through directories. And if you want to make it blend in a bit more, you can adjust how see-through the frame is!

Personalize Your Experience

Multi Trash isn't just practical; it's also customizable! You can pick how you want to delete files by using the arrows on the window. Plus, each type of bin (recycler, deleter, and shredder) can have its own color. This way, when you're multitasking like a pro, you'll know exactly which one to use at a glance.

Control Over Your Deletions

If you're someone who likes to double-check before deleting something important, Multi Trash has got your back! You can set it up to ask for confirmation when recycling files or even make it automatically delete and shred stuff without asking first. And don’t worry; if things get too wild with customization, resetting everything back to default is super easy.

No Slowdowns Here!

This app runs smoothly without hogging your PC's resources—so no worries about lagging or crashing! During our tests, we didn’t run into any problems like hang-ups or error messages popping up unexpectedly.

In short, Multi Trash is an awesome tool for anyone looking for an easy way to permanently remove or shred files instead of just recycling them.