The latest version of C Cleaner is deleting my AT&T Yahoo Security Sign On Image. What can I do to prevent this?
find where the image is stored and use options>exclude to exclude it's cleaning
Hi boomer.
As I use a Sign In Seal with Yahoo Mail, I had a more detailed look into it myself.
Briefly, it appears that the Sign In Seal Image itself is stored on Yahoo's servers, and is activated by an encrypted cookie stored on your PC.
So after setting it up, and closing down your browser, you need to open CCleaner\Options\Cookies, and move any Yahoo cookie visible in the "Cookies to delete" pane, to the "Cookies to keep" pane.
With a little trial and error, you could eventually find which cookie stores the encrypted information.
Personally, I haven't bothered. I just keep Yahoo cookies.
Full "Sign In Seal" explanation:
One point to note is I had to create Sign In Seals individually for Firefox and Opera.
Hope that helps.
DennisD
It worked for me. Was Login Yahoo cookie. Thank you for your help. I am new to the formu and learning procedures, Thanks again.
Boomer
Hi boomer.
As I use a Sign In Seal with Yahoo Mail, I had a more detailed look into it myself.
Briefly, it appears that the Sign In Seal Image itself is stored on Yahoo's servers, and is activated by an encrypted cookie stored on your PC.
So after setting it up, and closing down your browser, you need to open CCleaner\Options\Cookies, and move any Yahoo cookie visible in the "Cookies to delete" pane, to the "Cookies to keep" pane.
With a little trial and error, you could eventually find which cookie stores the encrypted information.
Personally, I haven't bothered. I just keep Yahoo cookies.
Full "Sign In Seal" explanation:
One point to note is I had to create Sign In Seals individually for Firefox and Opera.
Hope that helps.
No worries boomer, I'm pleased it's sorted for you.