What about SemperVasporo's post, Piriform? Is CCleaner creating depreciated cookies simply to look good?
On 3/2/2018 at 21:10, SemperVaporo said:
It might be interesting to note that the [depreciated] cookie does not exist until CCleaner runs to delete it. Go to the INetCookies directory (see above) and it will not be there, then click the "Run Cleaner" button in CCleaner and you will see the cookie appear, then get deleted. CCleaner seems to be creating it so that it can delete it! If you double click on the cookie just after it gets created, but before CCleaner can get it deleted you will see the content as described in some postings above.
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What about SemperVasporo's post, Piriform? Is CCleaner creating depreciated cookies simply to look good?