[Ccleaner deletes firefox history when box is unchecked]

On 14/05/2020 at 13:14, nukecad said:

Are you using Health Check?

Health Check always uses it's own cleaning rules, it does not read any ticks/unticks that you have made in Custom Clean.

Ticking/unticking things in Custom Clean has no effect whatsoever on what Health Check will clean.

If you want more control of what is cleaned or not by using the ticks/unticks then you have to use Custom Clean.

To make Custom Clean the default method that CCleaner will use go to Options>Settings and change the 'CCleaner Home Screen'.

nukecad,

I can't find anything in any of the menus called "Health Check", it's the first time I've heard of it. Do you mean "Easy Clean"?

Oh, wait, I just discovered that it's in the latest update, which I just now installed. Did you not see what version Ccleaner I'm running and that maybe you should have also mentioned that it's in the latest update? I read the release article and it doesn't mention your explanation of how the health check works, although it did mention how to use the settings. I don't see anywhere that Health Check overrides Custom settings. Maybe that should be explained in the update.

As a side note, I've read your comments in other posts, and you seem to be condescending and talking down to people who are not program/code savvy, you should think about that. But I do appreciate your response...

[Ccleaner deletes firefox history when box is unchecked]

Greetings,

Ccleaner is deleting Firefox history when the "history" box is unchecked. I'm not sure exactly when this started to occur, but it's been pretty recent. I don't know if it started with a Firefox or Ccleaner or Windows update.  I don't see any other settings that can help. Who knows why this just all of a sudden started happening. It never did it before.

My specs:

Ccleaner Free V5.63.7540 64bit
Firefox V76.0.1 64bit
Win 10 Home V1909 64-bit OS

Thanks for any help