As a suggestion; I would like to know if Ccleaner already does or can clean and or wipe out any memory that might be kept from surfing the web? I have heard of a file that keeps all of the HTTP site that you have ever visited. All of them in the numerical format.
That it can only be found in DOS and in safe mode or during boot up. Is this just some conspiracy ? Down here in San Antonio, Texas Microsoft built this really large building way outside of town where no one lives. And right across the street the NSA built its' own large building. This is literally fact. You can drive down the highway and snap pictures of the two of these buildings across the road from each other. I appreciate that Piriform Ltd updates CCleaner so often. As Windows evolves so does CCleaner. I just feel better knowing I have someone in my corner helping out.