[GOOGLE cookie does not appear in COOKIES TO KEEP]

I'm taking here about IE7 - but my fix will work for any browser.

 

I manually set the google.com cookie in the cleaner.in file I just created. Then, sure enough, I restarted CCLEANER and I now see it in the ccleaner cookie to keep file.

 

Now it works...I couldnt duplicate the problem on my laptop either.

 

Anyway it works now.

[GOOGLE cookie does not appear in COOKIES TO KEEP]

I am using IE7 Maybe IE7 isnt compatable with ccleaner?

 

I am positive it's a ccleaner problem because GOOGLE's PREFERENCES change back to default only AFTER I run ccleaner.

 

To be even more specific Google sets a cookie:

C:\Documents and Settings\user\Cookies\user@google[3].txt but some reason ccleaner does not recognize it in OPTIONS, COOKIES, COOKIES TO DELETE (From there you can choose to KEEP the Cookie).

 

I think it doesnt recognize the cookie because google changes it sometimes to user@google[2].txt or google[3].txt so how can we set an exemption for this? I see where to change the ini file or registry for cookies exemptions, but can I use wildcards in there: i.e.: user@google[*].txt ??

 

I do see the cookie however in the CLEANER screen.

 

I set the SHOW DETAILED log file for IE BUT I cant find where the file is actually saved on my hard drive?????

[GOOGLE cookie does not appear in COOKIES TO KEEP]

GOOGLE has an option to set it to default search for 100 entries per page..plusother settings as well.

 

All these settings are stored in a cookie. I usually had GOOGLE's cookies set under ccleaner;s OPTIONS, COOKIES, Cookines to keep.

 

But now it doesnt work anymore.

 

I found GOOGLE sets a cookie C:\Documents and Settings\user\Cookies\user@google[3].txt 337 bytes

 

BUT this cookie doesnt even show in the COOKIES TO DELETE section so I cant set it under COOKIES TO KEEP.

It does show in the main ccleaner window if I set CCLEANER to delete all cookies.

 

Can this be fixed???

 

Joliet

[Deletes Power Options, Monitor S]

CCleaner Deletes Control Panel, Power Options, Monitor Shutdown times.

How do I avoid this?

 

I am using Windows XP SP2 & current CCleaner.

[GOOGLE's Preferences for 100 results]

GOOGLE's Preferences for 100 results is a great setting for high speed connections. It allows many more search results to be displayed on one screen.

 

BUT CCleaner - which I seem to be using 3 times per week keeps erasing that particular temp file or whatever - and so each time I use CCleaner I would love if CCleaner had a setting that would not delete that GOOGLE preference of 100 searches per page.