Honestly, the first cleanup task for CCleaner 7 should be its own website.
Official pages and support articles should clearly reflect what is actually available in the current product. Right now, users can still find documentation referencing command-line capabilities that appear missing, changed, or unclear in version 7.
That creates a simple question no customer should need to ask: Does the feature exist, or does only the article exist?
A straightforward fix would be to clearly publish:
- Current features available in CCleaner 7
- Supported command-line parameters that work today
- Retired or changed functionality
- Free vs Pro feature differences
- What is planned next
Doing this would reduce repeated complaints, confusion, and unnecessary support noise.
Right now, users are trying to clean their PCs while also trying to clean up mixed messaging from the product website.
Respectfully: before optimizing our systems, optimize the documentation.