When I analyze Firefox cookies in CCleaner it does not show them, and running the cleaner does not remove them. I don't want to delete the cookies directly from the browser, because there are a ton of them and I don't want to go through them to save the ones I prefer to keep. I went to the trouble of making sure the cookies I wanted to keep were listed as such in the CCleaner's cookie options list of cookies to keep. Why won't CCleaner perform this function?
Thanks,
Ellen
you must completely quit all Mozilla based programs before it can clean. Make sure to quit thunderbird, songbird, older versions of emusic download managers.
check your task manager under the processes tab for any leave behinds (including plugin_container)
I had closed everything before even opening CCleaner. Apparently I had to reboot before the changes would take effect.
Ellen
There was no need for a reboot, did you check (as suggested above)
check your task manager under the processes tab for any leave behinds (including plugin_container)
You don't show your Operating system and SP level so I will provide a picture from windows7