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I tried running CCleaner today and it deleted saved form information in Firefox, but still retained passwords (which is what I wanted ). Perhaps the interface could state that passwords won't be deleted when "Saved Form Information" is selected, so users know where they stand with this issue.

Thanks for your help. Yes, I use this feature and it appears to work well.

Any update on this?

Maybe CCleaner just goes through HKCU\Software\ and flags any keys that have no values (as they are unlikely to be used)? So, perhaps the only reason why it flagged SpeedTouch was that this was an empty key, and it isn't singling out SpeedTouch for any other specific reason.

Thanks for the Exclude tip.

Thanks for your replies. I am using XP Home SP 3 and have a Thomson SpeedTouch 330 Modem (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SpeedTouch_330). The software was installed from a CD, provided by my ISP (Virgin Media). On my PC, the registry key that CCleaner reports only has one default value, which is not set. So it does not look like it is being used for much. Maybe best to leave it there though just in case, as my modem works with no problems.

Many thanks for your reply. If "Saved Form Information" does not delete passwords, that would be great. As I am not 100% sure, I haven't checked this item. Also, the docs at http://docs.piriform.com/ccleaner/ccleaner-rules/applications-tab, state that Passwords are part of "Saved Form Information". This seems to imply that this selection will delete passwords? Maybe the user interface could make it clearer whether passwords are going to be deleted or not? (This needs to apply to all browsers, in addition to Firefox.)

I notice this reported by the registry cleaner: Obsolete Software SpeedTouch HKCU\Software\SpeedTouch However, I currently use a USB SpeedTouch modem for my Internet Access. If this is what it is referring to, then I'm not sure why it is considered obsolete. Therefore, I wondered why this is being flagged for deletion?

Could we have an option to clear forms in Firefox, but still retain passwords? It is possible to do this in Firefox directly.

Would it be possible to add support to clean these programs? VLC Media Player Notepad++