There is one thing I find lacking from CCleaner Includes/Excludes folder.
It is simple enough to add a file to delete, for CCleaner will automatically determine that the desktop shortcut you created is rightly a file to delete.
The confusion happens when a user dares drag a folder onto CCleaner includes.
They are asked about adding it, yes/no, yada yada, but, they aren't given an option for how to treat the folder (until it has been added!).
It is very common to want to delete an entire folder, but default CCleaner action is to empty it (wherein users have to edit it to change it!)
It is also very common to want to delete only the files within a folder.
So what do I suggest?
How about when a user drags a folder onto CCleaner, it simply asks: What do you want to do with this folder? {Delete} {Empty}
I'd love to be given the option to delete or empty it BEFORE CCleaner decides to add it, not after, since this just wastes a lot of time & needless clicking.
* Alternatively, I thought of the option of having CCleaner add the folder with a drop down menu to the right that auto selects empty folder when a user adds a folder to be deleted.
This way, the default is on Empty Folder, but they can easily navigate with the mouse or arrow keys to the menu & select Delete Entire Folder as an option without having to go to edit so much!
Having it presented while adding would make it so much easier!
Example:
> This folder will be:(Emptied) <---(Drop Down Menu here)---
> -----------------------> (Deleted)