MarkMInTexas

CCcleaner could be enhanced like other apps to remember passwords, encrypt them and store them safely or prompt and ask the users if they would like to save the id and password in their keychain of ids and passwords. No need to blame an operating system for protecting a customers privacy. Some customers prefer this and others do not. That is when apps can be designed and developed to offer the options I mention above because almost all of the other apps I use that require ids and passwords offer to store them encrypted in the app or in my keychain.

I suggest you enhance CCleaner so customers can set preferences to automatic updates downloaded and installed from the internet for all of your device apps including the CCleaner for Mac app that I happen to use. I received the pop up message about the upgrade but the link failed to work in my Firefox browser. Please make your links work with Firefox, the last browser out there that does not capture private use of it's users like the other browsers do. Also, please add an enhancement to the design of your apps so that users who use your app on a device can have it automatically download and install updates. This option makes life a lot easier for customers who are interested in automation like this. Thank you.

New CCleaner for Mac prompts me for password every time I Clean Clutter. Please fix this bug so New CCleaner for Mac app works like Old CCleaner for Mac that asked me for this passord the first time I ran it to Clean Clutter but then never asked me for that again because somehow it remembered that I had entered that the first time. I was more productive and wasted less time entering the password. Now I have to enter it over and over and over. Computers are supposed to make life simpler and easier. Please fix this bug / oversight in your new design. Thank you.

Please fix CCleaner for Mac Clean Clutter to prompt me for my password once the first time I run it on my computer and never to ask me for that again like the old version of CCleaner for Mac app used to do. Thank you.

CCleaner for Mac used to remember my password to Clean Clutter once I entered it the first time I cleaned up clutter. It never would ask me for that again after than when I would select to Clean Clutter. Sadly, the new version of CCleaner for Mac prompts me for my password every time I run Clean Clutter. I liked the old design better and wish you would put that old design back into your new code. That was a lot more user friendly and productive. I hope you will consider doing this.

icloudkit are the file names that are cleaned sometimes and not cleaned other times.

Sometimes iCloud work files are cleaned and sometimes they are not on my MacBook. If CCleaner would enhance your software to stop the process that has these work files open so that they can be removed and then restart it, I would really appreciate it. It appears that at times these files are in a cache and not open and so CCleaner cleans them and other times these files are not cleaned. I suspect they are open and in use by some iCloud process. I use iCloud on a very limited basis and do not use a lot of it's features like an iCloud drive. I believe that this is a relatively new problem because this did not used to happen. I use macOS 10.15.6 and recall that this problem started happening sometime in the past year. I suspect that Apple operating systems programmers are using these iCloud cache files more than they did in the past and this is why these started showing up and then not being cleaned by CCleaner. If your programmers could catch up to what the Apple programmers are doing, I'd appreciate it. I like it when CCleaner cleans up everything on my MacBook. I do not like this new development where sometimes it does not clean up these iCloud cache work files. Thank you.