[Ccleaner does not see or delete cookies anymore]

3 hours ago, billionairesmurf said:

I hate Avast, they're a terrible company. Never have had any software of theirs installed on my machine. Why would I keep any cookie with that domain name?

Starting to have second thoughts about Piriform, too.

You know that Piriform is owned by Avast and thus that's why Avast is added Cookies to keep

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/business/avast-buys-piriform-the-company-behind-ccleaner-and-recuva/

[Ccleaner does not see or delete cookies anymore]

I had the same problem.

Problem was solved after recreating the 3 "*" domains in the Cookies to Keep section.

"*.avast.com"
"*.ccleaner.com"
"*.ccleanercloud.com"
 

[3.19.1721 Removes Read Indicators from Firefox 13 Rss Feeds]

Edit: // 11:00 am

This is not a Ccleaner Bug, it's a Firefox issue: http://support.mozil...uestions/927466

 

 

A picture is worth a Thousand Words

 

Ps: Look at the first Topic in the RSS Feed (Wireshark 1.8.0 RC 1)

 

Reading RSS Feed Topic

 

 

Cleaning with CCleaner

 

 

Same Topic after Cleaning

 

 

Note: Running Win 7 x64, FF 13

[Running Cleaner as Elavated and Non - Ela]

Windows 7 Run As Admin (elevated) is not a different user account. It's the same user account given permission temporaraly and only through the elevated program and it's children.

 

Why is it then that (when I run CCleaner Elevated (and Firefox is not running), it shows Firefox files cleaned under that elevated user id Profile and not under the Userid I'm logged in with ?

 

Ccleaner to be effective needs to be elevated. If what you were saying was correct, firefox and many other programs would never be cleaned at all.

 

Agree 100% on this 1

[Running Cleaner as Elavated and Non - Ela]

Hi,

 

First post here

 

Situation:

 

Running Win 7 Ultimate x64

 

 

Running Firefox (Not Elevated) under normal userid (Not Elevated)

Running (Not Elevated) CCleaner Analyse, CCleaner gives me the following message

 

"You must close Firefox / Mozilla"

 

This is the expected behavior

 

Now the following Situation.

 

Running Firefox (Not Elevated) under normal userid (Not Elevated)

Running (Elevated) CCleaner Analyse, CCleaner gives me the following message

 

"You must close Firefox / Mozilla"

 

However Firefox is NOT running under the Elevated User Account, but only under the Normal Userid

(In Taskmanager it only shows 1 32 Bits Firefox under the Non Elevated User Id

 

Expected behavior would be the cleaning of the Firefox Profile under the Elevated Userid

 

Just wanted your guys opinion on this

 

Thanks

 

Mike