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During the warning "You need to close Chrome (or other browsers) to clean: Internet Cache." the flag "Do not show this message again" can create problems - especially after some time - when you have forgotten that you have checked it. When using CCleaner after a week or more, during the cleanup CCleaner warned me that it skipped the cleanup of some browsers for which the option was activated and I did not remember to have it activated. HOWEVER, the restoration of the original setting does not seem to be there. I haven't found it. To attempt to restore normal CCleaner operation I uninstalled and reinstalled. Fortunately it worked. Consequently, in my opinion, the flag "Do not show this message again", in addition to hiding the message for the future, WITH AN APPROPRIATE NOTICE, should provide for the automatic closing of browsers. Also in the options there should be an option to reset the warning. ------------ 2. You may already know this, but the formatting of some sentences in the Home overlaps with other controls. Eg. in the "Settings" immediately under the choice of language, under the heading: "Home screen", the "Integrity Control" or "Advanced Cleaning" options, the text is badly formatted with overlapping text, already from previous versions. Same problem in the "Updates" tab.

Thanks @Nergal Maybe it's as you say. But to be sure of cleanliness, when I asked here, I had already set the custom path as you suggest. However the path of the Yandex temporary files C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Local\Yandex\YandexBrowser\User Data\Default\Cache it is different from that of Chrome. C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Cache. I ignore if this path is stored in the standard settings of Yandex

Hi all . . . I have been using CCleaner for a few years. For a couple of years I have been using the popular Yandex browser - based on Chrome - but with the location of temporary files, cookies, etc. different from Chrome. CCleaner to date does not include Yandex's paths in cleaning. As a workaround, I added to CCleaner, Options> Include the path of the Yandex temporary files. There is perhaps some problem that prevents CCleaner from including Yandex paths natively (by default) as it already does for Firefox, Opera, Edge etc. ? Cheers

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CCleaner does not save the "Ignore User Control Warning" setting As per object, the "Advanced> Ignore User Control Warning" setting is not retained. In any case, on restart the flag on the setting has disappeared. My problem or version problem?

As I found out, by disabling the call to Chrome indicated in OP and restarting the PC the cleaning is completed correctly. I will try to follow the setting indicated at the end of the instructions of your link. Thanks

Automatic cleaning of cookies by CCleaner v5.68.7820 (64Bit) not carried out. Windows 10 Pro 64bit v1903. CCleaner has the excellent function of deleting cookies, even automatically, even for Chrome, but cleaning does not seem to work. Or am I the one who is wrong/forget something. I use CCleaner with automatic start at user access from Planning Utility with the /AUTO parameter. ---- In task manager at the startup tab, there is a call to Google Chrome enabled: "C:\ Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\Chrome.exe" --type=service /prefetch: 8 by disabling this call and restarting the PC, the analysis of the system, cache, temporary files and cookies of Chrome is successfully carried out by CCleaner. (Otherwise, leaving this call enabled, the analysis of CCleaner is "skipped"). ----- However, even leaving it disabled the call to Chrome and therefore disabling the automatic start of Chrome when the computer starts, numerous cookies are not deleted by the automatic start of CCleaner, which however successfully performs all the other tasks. These cookies are not included in the list of cookies to be kept. Why ? How to clear Chrome cookies? I installed CCleaner just for this function.