Google is keeping old version of browser in user direcotry:
"c:\Documents and Settings\<user>\Ustawienia lokalne\Dane aplikacji\Google\Chrome\Application"
This directory can grow over 1 GB.
Google is keeping old version of browser in user direcotry:
"c:\Documents and Settings\<user>\Ustawienia lokalne\Dane aplikacji\Google\Chrome\Application"
This directory can grow over 1 GB.
On my Windows 7 box, the current and back-up versions of Chrome are located here:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\
It would be nice if CCleaner would delete the older version.
I support this, because it has to be done algorithmically and be built into ccleaner, it's not something I can (cleanly) create a winapp2.ini entry for.
Question.
If there is more than one User Profile on a computer,
is it possible that that one user might run the latest version (or even a nightly/Beta version),
and the other user could wish to continue with the older version.
Chrome Canary (the nightly version) lives in a different folder, called Chrome SxS.
The beta version may get borked by this, since I run beta and (dev-m) and it lives in a folder just called Chrome.
Edit: Canary also lives in localappdata, not program files
I'm shameless, sorry: OldChromeRemover
I'm shameless, sorry: OldChromeRemover
The other day I was thinking something like a standalone program could accomplish that, good coding!