Hello, in Firefox it's possible to change the location of the cache by accessing directly the configuration. Type
abut:config
in the address bar, click to dismiss the warning and go to
browser.cache.disk.parent_directory
If it doesn't exist, you can create an entry of type string with that name and assign a value. For example, I have as value
J:\inetcache\firefox
then FF puts the temporary files inside J:\inetcache\firefox\Cache
The problem is that CCleaner doesn't read this value and then it leaves this directory unmodified. I have to use a custom folder, but I would prefer that CCleaner automatically pick this location, since it's a documented way to change the place for temporary files in FF.
I'm using CCleaner v2.28.1091 so I think there's no new version. Thanks.
It was added in the most recent release (as stated here), but unfortunately I haven't a clue how you are supposed to use it, perhaps someone else can point you in the right direction
Apparently this is to control a custom location for the profile.
My FF profile didn't move.
I only used an option (not surfaced through the GUI in Toold|Options) to change the location of the temp files. If CCleaner was able to read that, it could know the location without any customization.