Maurinyo

Usually, console programs have the feature to limit size of a logging-file. I.e. logging-file have max size is 500 Kbytes for example. This size is more than enough to keep the information about CCleaner`s work in the last week. CCleaner should just append new records to the end of a logging-file. So, I can see a logging-file in any time. Actually, personally for me, I don't need even a logging-file. If something goes wrong, I see it during a work with the Windows, applications, etc.

To tell users if anything had been cleaned in AUTO-mode, it should be logging-file with all actions of CCleaner. My Window`s scheduler run "CCleaner.exe /AUTO" for clean some thing in my system many-many times. The icon displayed for less than one second. What can i see during this time, if it has been cleaned exactly? Or maybe error happened? Absolutely nothing. In AUTO-mode, then CCleaner run via scripting/schedulers, icons are not needed. IMHO.

Experienced user like me fully understands what he's doing and understands risk of losing information. In the case when it is necessary run auto-clean many times, CCleaner distract and interferes from/with work on the computer. So, why not add some parameter to the /AUTO in command line for work in `Stealth` mode? Let users decide themselves how more convenient to work in Windows.

Hi. Then CCleaner.exe running with parameter /AUTO, the icon is showing in system tray near clock and CCleaner _takes_ focus from my working window. So, if `CCleaner.exe /AUTO` runs many times (from scheduler, for example), it`s ANNOYING by this. Could the developers please add parameter in command line or something that turn off the icon in system tray? Let us say, run in `Stealth mode`. Thank you.