Winapp2.ini

are there any cleaning routine differences between the two that may cause issues on either?

The mysteries of DetectOS are being unraveled we're onto your secrets devs

fixed the notification cache and the acebytes ace utilities filekey, the rest i'll look over when I have some more time

fixed

Thanks, apparently since May! (This is when the path was created on my machine, at least)

I wonder if multiple DetectOS can be declared the same way Detect can be

That's one way to do it

ah, idont have win10 to test on the win8 entry will have to be constrained to windows 8-8.1 i suppose, either through DetectOS (the most mysterious of CCleaner commands) or a win8 specific detection

Yes

GroupMe supports this, which for now I have enabled, as I use GroupMe via the browser pretty often and it's nice to not have to keep an active tab open just to check it. I wonder if this will compete with RSS feeds in any sense.

Hi folks! So sorry I've been gone I'm buried under a back-log of school work (that wasn't able to be dealt with over the holidays for technical reasons). It's all due tomorrow so I'll probably get to updating the file/site on Saturday Sorry for the delay!

https://discourse.mozilla-community.org/t/planning-the-future-of-complete-themes/5306 is this a response to Brotli?

updated

Chrome SXS is Chrome Canary, a developer build of Chrome.

Sorry, Winapp2.INI was uploaded, but the link points to Winapp2.ini. Case sensitivity problems. Link should work properly now

updated I'll update the hash etc in a few days

updated

Try deleting the $recycle.bin folder from the root directory of the drive. This will reset the recycle bin

Mozilla will be moving the interface from XUL and XBL to CSS and then optimizing. It's a logical move as XUL is outdated, archaic, and difficult to learn to use, in addition to not being a web standard. Whether or not the new CSS ui will have similar functionality to XUL is undetermined. There's been a decent bit of discussion about it on MozillaZine but truth be told, things do look grim for Firefox. Some additional reading: Firefox Addon Changes: https://billmccloskey.wordpress.com/2015/08/21/firefox-add-on-changes/ Hooray for webextensions: http://robert.ocallahan.org/2015/08/hooray-for-webextensions.html

just a heads up, the ccleaner update may fall on the day I'll be moving back for school, so the winapp2 update may be late this month

Also lets you set custom color schemes. I made one for working with winapp2.ini syntax Rapid release for bugfixes is becoming the norm. Mozilla is actually moving to a 'when its ready' system for features, with RR for bugfixes (possibly even daily)

Windows 10 support will probably improve with the August release of CCleaner, given that Windows 10 is 'in the wild' now.

Microsoft probably doesn't want to support software that has been superceded thrice by newer versions now

Not without SuperFast's tabs!

Awaiting a new charger for my laptop, I'll be moving to win10 on the laptop shortly after that arrives