vemo

Oh, it actually works that way..cool..^^

You got that right! It should not be too complicated, as mentioned. Programming is not really limited in what you can create. ^^ But, still it's just a suggestion

Yes, that's one possibility, but I'm suggesting a feature that allows you to check boxes after scan as well, not only before. Let's say I'm scanning all items. It takes like 40 seconds. Then I realize "Oh, I don't want to remove Google Chrome passwords.". In that case with this current version, I'd have to uncheck it in the menu to the left, and then rescan, wasting another 40 secs.

Hello, Thanks for welcoming me, and thanks for the support! It shouldn't be too hard to implement. It's no rocket science, really As ishan_rulz said: So that won't be a problem, because I mean every group, not every single file hehe

Ok, thanks for the tip, but I'm suggesting a better way; using check boxes. Otherwise you have to right-click every item which, in my opinion, is less handy. ^^ Vemo

Hello, I've seen that CCleaner Clears the DNS Cache, why not clear the ARP cache as well? Maybe something like this might give a hint: Netsh Interface IP Delete ARPCache And, why not add a Boot Optimization Defrag, that speeds up the boot up process? This might give a hint: defrag \ -b Last but least, why not Process Idle Tasks, to clear the RAM? This is might give a hint on this one: rundll32.exe advapi32.dll,ProcessIdleTasks Kind regards, Vemo

Hello, I have a suggestion for CCleaner, and that is that it will have the feature to check things from the scanned items' list. Because when you scan in the main "Cleaner"-window, you just see the things that are found, you can't choose what to remove. In that case, you have to uncheck/check the items in the list to the left, and then rescan, which might waste some unnecessary time. Kind regards, Vemo