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What about the idea of making CCleaner add-on extensible? This way cleaning options which you think are not entirely mild, like the cleaning suggested in this thread, will also be possible for the advanced pc users.

I agree with X-3 that removing the unused orphaned windows installers like the way Microsofts msizap !G performs it, would be a major improvement of CCleaner and won't be dangerous if it is performed like msizap G. I think the orphaned windows installer files belong to the few remaining crap (but could consist of over 10+ GB data) that CCleaner doesn't clean still. Just want to second this suggestion.

Here's my suggestion for the applications: add an option to also include clearing your Dropbox cache and SABnzbd cache. These aren't necessary for normal use, google it yourself. This can clear up some serious amount HDD space. (In my case it was 3GB dropbox cache and 2GB+ SABnzbd cache) (btw your current Dropbox files on the HDD won't get deleted) Keep up the good work!