Ccleaner not cleaning youtube cookies?

CCleaner for Windows
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Hi,

Not really a major problem, but the other day after cleaning cookies, tif, and history with CCleaner I noticed that recommendations based on my youtube viewing habits were still being shown, leading me to believe that it is not clearing youtube cookies. I don't sign in on youtube so it's not connected with that. I have set a few cookies to be saved but none of them are youtube. If I clean with the standard IE internet options when I visit youtube the recommendations based on viewing habits are gone and the page is back to a default viewing.

Any idea what's going on?

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Make sure it's not in Cookies to Keep!

Open CCleaner and go into: 

1. Options > Cookies


2. If you see YouTube.com listed in 'Cookies to Keep' highlight it with your mouse and press the back arrow in CCleaner <- which will move it into 'Cookies on Computer' which will then allow CCleaner to delete them.

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16 hours ago, Andavari said: 
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		Make sure it's not in Cookies to Keep!
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		Open CCleaner and go into:


		1. Options &gt; Cookies


		2. If you see YouTube.com listed in 'Cookies to Keep' highlight it with your mouse and press the back arrow in CCleaner &lt;- which will move it into 'Cookies on Computer' which will then allow CCleaner to delete them.
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Hi,

There are no youtube cookies set to keep. I actually removed all cookies to keep to see if it would clean the youtube recommendations and it still didn't work.

As I said, no big deal but it just seems weird that CCleaner can't seem to be able to do this where as the Microsoft Internet Options can.

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On 11/11/2017 at 19:08, alhazred said: 
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		There are no youtube cookies set to keep.  I actually removed all cookies to keep to see if it would clean the youtube recommendations and it still didn't work.
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		As I said, no big deal but it just seems weird that CCleaner can't seem to be a
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This will be fixed in this month's release. Note that we can only clean viewing history for users who are not logged into a Google account.