I am using CCleaner and just Google Chrome.
Sometimes I play online flashgames and it seems CCleaner doesnt delete the flash cookies (latest flash version)
Always when I load the game website after using CCleaner it seems the cookies are still existing.
But when I delete all data in Chrome directly using the settings then they are gone.
I am using Win7 Home Premium 64bit
Versions of CCleaner & Chrome?
Which cleaning entries have you ticked under Chrome?
Have you ticked Adoble Flash Player under Multimedia?
Are you sure Chrome closes properly after you exit it? There might be some processes hanging in the background.
Always latest version (chrome autoupdates itself in the background on every computer on the world)
I ticked all entries for chrome but not datqbases and passwords.
Also flash player under multimedia is ticked.
No chrome closes completely, no more running processes which could cause this issue.
I am using 2 users / profiles in chrome
still not deleted these cookies by CCleaner =(
bump =(
Always latest version (chrome autoupdates itself in the background on every computer on the world)
That means that Chrome never leaves the Beta stage - it is an elusive target and Piriform may be unable to predict where tomorrow's cookies will be kept.
What do you mean? I use always the stable version with 2 user profiles. Never had the beta version
My experience with Firefox was that when it went onto a rabid-release cycle then every day was a new Beta experience.
I have learnt to regard with suspicion every update of all applications.
If Chrome has updated then it has changed something and it would not surprise me if they have done something which Piriform may address with the next CCleaner update.
It seems it is a problem with flash (11) and not Chrome directly.
Bump, aiting for feedback from other users and Piriform staff.
Piriform staff never comments so you're going to wait a while. However they do read all threads and, at an educated guess with zero inside information, are probably attempting to recreate and/or compensate for this issue. If they need more info they will post here, else that's what paid support is for.