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  1. As far as I understood Winapp2.ini structure so far it allows you to delete specific folders, not all empty folders minus filtered ones.
  2. Well the problem is not in find another utility. I can write one myself after all. It's not that hard. The idea is to have it neatly packaged in one preferably freeware utility so I won't have go on buying corp licenses to put it on multiple PCs (and this one goes to my unattended install CD).
  3. Your Uninstaller leaving empty directories is like 1% of all empty directories, safe and unsafe, which gather up on your system. Plus it's quite easy to determine which are safe and which are not with a simple filter. P.S. Speaking of Total Uninstall and such...basically they take too much time to install the app. I don't want 100% cleanup. I am quite happy with removal of at least 70% and Your Uninstaller does a fine job. Apart from empty folders.
  4. Well, I've just made a simple tool to scan up for empty folders and they really are a problem at least on my machine. Because I use Your Uninstaller for uninstalling it usually deletes all those logs, temp files and so on but leaves the folder there for some absolutely strange reason. Also, in case of iTunes, when it moves tracks from one folder to another it usually doesn't remove empty folders too. I can go on and on to list all possible ways where empty folders remain undeleted. And for those times when some app needs an empty folder to run properly a check box indicating whether to remove it or not would be great.
  5. I think the removal of empty folders would be a great feature to add. Obviously it will add to overall scan time but I don't mind waiting a few more minutes to get rid of more trash occupying my HDDs (and I have lots and lots of those left from uninstalled apps). Otherwise a very nice and useful app. Thumbs up !
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