I use ccleaner for uninstalling unwanted applications, and I mean ALL unwanted applications. The new version of ccleaner seems to limit me to "applications not used which are at least 500 megabyte in size" which in my opinion is absolutely useless. I can delete those myself.
I'm afraid I'm not able to reproduce the behavior you describe; the uninstall list shows several small programs (Mounty for NTFS, Chrome Remote Desktop, and if I can confess a bit of unprofessionalism, Pathways into Darkness; all of which are under 10MB in size), and I just successfully tested uninstalling Pathways as a test.
There are filters accessible on the side, All Apps, Unused Apps, and Large Apps, but All Apps should show all installed apps. (It will not show portable apps, however, as they're not actually installed, so macOS 'doesn't know' about them.)
In any event, you may still download CCleaner for Mac 1.18 here: https://download.ccleaner.com/mac/CCMacSetup118.dmg - please keep in mind, however, that this software will not work as well on newer Macs or versions of macOS, and that it is no longer under development or support.
I'll also be happy to let our development team know about your concerns so that they can be investigated further.
P.S. If you do make use of CCleaner for Mac 1, you may wish to set it not to check for updates, or you will be updated to CCleaner for Mac 2.
Is the old interface version available for the Windows version?
1 hour ago, Qboy61 said:<div class="ipsQuote_contents ipsClearfix" data-gramm="false"> <p> Is the old interface version available for the Windows version? </p> </div>
Yes use custom clean