Hi there.
I was wondering if there is any reason for checking the whole firefox app data folder
on startup of CCleaner. Every single subdirectory and file!
I have many extensions installed and my Scrapbook has over 2000 folders,
because I surf around and save articles very often. This leads to excess stress of my
hard drive and over 2 minutes of loading for CCleaner. Previous versions didn't have
this "problem".
I hope that you'll change this behavior in a future version.
Best regards.
davey
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Hi there.
I was wondering if there is any reason for checking the whole firefox app data folder
on startup of CCleaner. Every single subdirectory and file!
I have many extensions installed and my Scrapbook has over 2000 folders,
because I surf around and save articles very often. This leads to excess stress of my
hard drive and over 2 minutes of loading for CCleaner. Previous versions didn't have
this "problem".
I hope that you'll change this behavior in a future version.
Best regards.
Hello madouros,
Welcome to the forum!!!
You might want to use the Options > Exclude feature .Remember to turn on the Custom files and folders option at Cleaner > Advanced options.
Put this in your Scrapbook also.It will help explain the Include/Exclude feature.
http://www.ccleanerbeginnersguide.com/printversion/
Different strokes for different folks.At least you'll never be bored if the net goes down again.
Best Wishes,
davey
Well, you know I did tried this. But it had no effect.
CCleaner kept scanning all these folders on startup.
Check this if you want with procmon (Process Monitor).