[configure automatic browser cleaning to use my custom clean strategy instead?]

Thank you.  Saying that now because it may take a while to digest this.

[configure automatic browser cleaning to use my custom clean strategy instead?]

Ok, but I find I still have a problem.  After this discussion, I am doing testing.  While the custom configuration is working completely correctly when running manually triggered, it is not working  when I close the browser.  After Firefox browser closes, I can see the CCleaner Icon activate in the task bar but when I check it out with Windows Explorer, the files are still there.  Also, if I run custom clean manually afterwards, it successfully cleans the files.  Perhaps I need some kind of delay here to let Firefox completely exit?  Is there a log debug file that may help me that I can turn on?

I should mention my structure, which is on a RAM disk R:\  see attachment.

A way to code this to recursively delete under the top folder would be helpful here also if there is a way to code that.  Something like R:\* -R        or such.

[configure automatic browser cleaning to use my custom clean strategy instead?]

Thank you.  It seems like any time I have a need to embarrass myself, I just post a question to get a dose of humility.   Because , there it is right there, just a bit further up the page.

[configure automatic browser cleaning to use my custom clean strategy instead?]

Or, perhaps better would be a way to have it include my directives in Options/include.

While I am at it, what actions does CCleaner take with the standard browser cleaning?

I am trying to clear as much as possible after using my browser on brokerage accounts especially , including all cookies from any and all browsers (except for my designated exceptions), all browser cache, and whatever else.  I find that, with a fast computer and fast Internet, cache is unimportant anyway between browser sessions.  I have been doing this manually and it works just fine, at least with Firefox.

 

I have the Professional  version of CCleaner

[Problem with Firefox 79 [fixed in v5.70]]

I solved the Firefox 79 issue and the issue with NoScript!  I just now uninstalled CCleaner (paid version).  Ta-Da problem gone!  Although there are workarounds posted in the messages above, why should I have to patch CCleaner for it's core functionality--- working seamlessly with a web browser.

 

I will check back occasionally.  Hopefully one of you will post up when the problem is fixed.