Is that done in a step after hitting the "run cleaner" button. i am afraid once i hit run cleaner, they will all be deleted. I would think it time consuming to remember which cookies you want to keep, and prone to mistakes.
Good thing you asked and welcome to the forum ![:)]()
No the step is done BEFORE you hit clean
1 open the program
2 Go to Options in the Buttons on the left
3 Click the Cookies Button
You see a (i would guess) GIANT LONG list of cookies on the left column and noe on the right
4 Go through this list and find the Logins you want to keep
Select the one(s) you want to keep by Clicking on them either individually or in batches (press/hold the CTRL key and click each one)
and press the button in the Middle with the right pointing arrow.
5 Next go to the Cleaner Section
6 Uncheck index.dat (this checkmark has caused some issues for some users in keeping their sign-ins)
You'll also see that there are a lot of cookies (in step three) that you don't need many of these may have the site you use (i.e. piriform) but are followed by something like "112.2o7.net" these are advertising cookies and will not effect your logging into the site.
More info on that Here http://www.geekontherun.net/cookies1.htm
Here is a link to the useful Beginner's Guide for CCleaner
http://www.ccleanerbeginnersguide.com/
And the only things to really worry about with the cleaner section is the Advanced Section (default off)
Registry Section is a different animal but we can get to that later in another post
Also Don't forget that CCleaner will only clean the current users account (so if you share a computer, the other people's cookies are safe)
Thanks ![:wub:]()
The New Nicer Nergal
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