i m currently using CCleaner v2.13.720 and google chrome 0.3.154.9 beta, after i run cleaner, the browsing history still can b found in chrome
i m currently using CCleaner v2.13.720 and google chrome 0.3.154.9 beta, after i run cleaner, the browsing history still can b found in chrome
Having same problem, with same versions.... Still no answer
I thought all Chrome Browsing History tended to be in the public domain anyway !!!
Alan
Same problem here, too. Same versions of Chrome and CCleaner. Imho it's not important if the history ends in public domain. It's important that locally the data is erased. Thats what CCleaner is here for.
@Alan_B: Do you have a source for that information? I'd like to learn a bit about the details.
Same problem here, too. Same versions of Chrome and CCleaner. Imho it's not important if the history ends in public domain. It's important that locally the data is erased. Thats what CCleaner is here for.
@Alan_B: Do you have a source for that information? I'd like to learn a bit about the details.
I remember seeing privacy concerns when they first announced Chrome.
I have just used Google for Advanced Search, All the the words "Google Chrome Browser Privacy".
Top of the hit list was http://www.law.com/jsp/legaltechnology/pub...d=1202425790725.
If you are interested there are 422,999 more hits to explore !!!
Regards
Alan
I tested severall Google Chrome versions, now the 2.0.163.0: CCleaner 2.16.830 delete the cache OK, but not the other Chrome data ; and you can't add the related files to be deleted, because they are not available in that window proposed by CCleaner (...Chrome\User Data\Default\) The way I found to clean that is either "clean history" through Google Chrome or using such a tool as "Total commander" which allows to see these system files, and delete them.
New information:
if you use such a tool as Total Commander, you can get the complete path, even in "system files": you can copy that path by selecting it, and paste it
in the CCleaner Window "options" - "personalisation"- "add a file" file name.
Then, you see the hidden files and you can add the related files (I added all the individual files in the "user data" folder (C:\Documents and Settings\Administrateur\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\)
It works: when you "run CCleaner", your history is gone!