Support for non-standard Firefox Cache folder location

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I like to have a separate partition to keep things like temporary internet files in, in order to reduce the fragmentation on my primary partition. The downside to this is that CCleaner seems to "miss" the clearing the FF cache, since I suppose it is expecting to find the cache folder in the standard location. I think it'd be a great addition to have CCleaner check FF to see where the cache folder is actually kept, then nuke that cache .

Keep up the good work though, I really love CCleaner! :D

BTW, I also have my IE cache folder on this partition (non standard location), but CCleaner seems to find and clear it just fine.

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You mean This: http://www.piriform.com/docs/ccleaner/advanced-usage/ccleaner-ini-files/how-to-clean-user-data-from-non-standard-mozilla-browsers

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Thank you for your response.

Unfortunately, that is not it. As you'll note, the page refers to an entire user profile folder. I moved only the Cache folder, not the entire user profile folder. As such, the modification listed in your linked page does not work.

CCleaner seems to use a semi hardcoded reference to the Firefox Cache. Perhaps if CCleaner was able to look in FF config, it could look up the location of the cache folder. Is this possible? If so, I'd suggest doing so. Otherwise, perhaps an option in settings to manually set the location of certain things.