philosurfer

It's pretty annoying to, say, be typing an email and suddenly be thrown into a new update. Please at least add an option to not grab focus (I understand that you might be really excited about your product, but this current method can be a pita).

I can't believe that I'm the only person who gets frustrated every time I use this screen. Maybe it's just a quirk of my PC setup, but in the Cookies section of the Options there's no sign that you'll be typing into one of the two input-capable areas. I hope you'll consider changing this right away, because it's such an easy (apparently overlooked) thing to do. In my case, I've got CC nuking all cookies for all browsers on shutdown - except, of course, the ones I select in this screen. I still access this a lot, because even though I've got a good percentage of the desired cookies already on the list, I still get ones that I want to add - and some of the existing ones need to be nuked because the site has apparently changed the formatting and won't accept the ones that CC is keeping around.

I run AMD's STOREMI on my desktop, and just this past week CC indicated an update. I'd forgotten that I'd set STOREMI to check for updates every 15 days, so I let CC do the install; upon reboot it gave me a blue screen and I ultimately ended up using a USB flash recovery drive to access the restore point. A note to Piriform: I haven't seen an option for it, but I think it would be great if you'd include an option in the driver updater: let the user indicate that CC should never offer updates for the specific driver. I think there are too many possibilities for error (not just with things like STOREMI, but with motherboard drivers that might be hardware-version specific (e.g. rel 1.0 of a motherboard but not for rel 1.2 or 2.0 (, etc.)).