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I would appreciate if CCleaner could display a creation and the last modification date of a cookie in the Options->Cookie section. It often occurs that I visit a webpage for which I want to protect the cookie but don't remember the exact cookie name. The webpage name is much different from the companies/product/topic name. When I could search/sort for the creation date it would help me to identify this cookie much better. Thomas

I appreciate the Registry Issue analyzing function very much. However I don't want to delete some of the suggested Registry issue entries. I need a context menu function where I can permanently (!) exclude an entry from deletion. In other words: CCleaner should remember this entries in future analyzations and prevent the listing of these entries. Alternatively these entries should be listed but remain unchecked and greyed out. Is this possible in the next releases?

When I went to the menu "Issues" and clicked "Scan for issues" one of the listed issues is Open with Application issue: C:\Windows\system32\cmd.exe "%1" direnc /k mode 150,100 HKCR\Directory\shell\OpenCmdPrompt Hmmm, this is NOT an issue !! Yes, I added a context menu entry for directories to open a command prompt with the referenced directory path. Do I really have to go through each of the scanned issues and to consider if I should uncheck it? I cannot believe this. Moreover the problem category is "Open with Application Issues". I expect that on the left side there is a checkable category with the same name which I can uncheck. But I didn't found "Open with Application Issues". Improving usability is required!!

I wanted to try out CCleaner. One of the most inportant features a cleaner software must have is to keep certain cookies. For that I went in CCleaner to the options->cookies section Much to my surprise dozends of already existing cookies (In C:\documents and settings\administrator\cookies) are NOT listed in the left select box. Thus a could not makr the top keep. Why? Thomas