MM73

I just tried your proposal. According to the task manager, the Edge browser no longer runs, not even in the background. I tested it with another tool that would show that the Edge browser still runs somehow, but that's not the case. The cookies are not displayed correctly in CCleaner.

Thank you @nukecad for the help and the tip. The manual adding of cookies to be retained works as described. All that remains is that CCleaner Professional does not correctly indicate the Edge cookies.

I have the same problem under Windows 11 latest version. I have installed the latest test version of CCleaner Professional and no Edge cookies are displayed in the CCleaner cookie manager. I then called up the pages in Chrome and then the cookies were found by CCleaner, so that I could then add them to extinguishing them. At this point it would also not be bad that you could add the exceptions to the exceptions manually in the CCleaner Cookie manager instead of looking for the cookies on the respective page in the list.