You can currently delete all, or all recurse, or all recurse and "myself".
You can not currently delete by age. Example: Delete files older than XX days. ccleaner can do this itself (as it does with IE cache).
There are some odd programs that have standard paths except for the final named folder which is semi-random.
Example: Outlook and downloaded attachments. When you click on an attachment in some versions of outlook it will put the attachment in %localappdata%\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files\OLK<random>
- the last part of the OLK foldername is semi-random.
- There might be more than one of these folders.
- I have not verified what happens when you delete the folder itself, so I prefer to delete the contents
- I might also want to keep recent attachments in case the user deleted the email but then said "OH NO!"
I see others have created winapp2 options for Chrome's Application cleanup
%localappdata%\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\Application
Hoewever it deltes ALL versions. If there was some way to specify to keep the most recent download/installer. In any case the "older than XX days" would at least be usefull here as well.