I run CCleaner 3.00.1310 on two notebooks (Win 7 & Win XP SP3). Last night I used the software to maintain the former one, and afterwards started AVG free in order to let that program do its magic. It was set to turn off the PC when finished. This morning I found that AVG had issued 33 warnings - altogether only tracking cookies; "tradedoubler" and the like. When I started Firefox (4.0.1) I recognised my log in status on several sites was reset. So:
CCleaner left over 33 ad-cookies.
CCleaner removed the six cookies I had told it to leave alone.
This process has never before gone wrong. I darkly remember an option saying "let CCleaner intelligently decide which cookies to remove", but I cannot find it again. It was not intelligent at all anyway. So where is this option and how do you fix this twisted set of priorities?
I darkly remember an option saying "let CCleaner intelligently decide which cookies to remove", but I cannot find it again. It was not intelligent at all anyway. So where is this option and how do you fix this twisted set of priorities?
There is a "hidden" right click option in the 'Cookies to Keep' area when right clicking will reveal: Intelligent Scan