Anyway, I agree 100% with what you’re saying. CCleaner users who install the program on their Windows PCs may want to disable the task to avoid this from right, the list should be and can easily be much longer but I’ve only been keeping track of “some” of the high-traffic websites that I am familiar with and I just realized that FB is not on there and that is like a huge failure on my part but then I don’t do FB. Closing WordsĮmergency Updater is a useful feature, provided that attackers won't exploit it successfully to push malicious code to user systems. The change affects Firefox, Chrome, Edge, Opera, Safari and Thunderbird.ĬCleaner 5.36 does not clean Windows Defender's scan history, the MRUs of Microsoft Office, and most recently used documents and other MRU files of Windows Explorer anymore. Users of the program who did not pay attention to the cleaning rules have had their browsing session deleted when they ran CCleaner. Probably the biggest change in this regard is that CCleaner won't delete browsing session data anymore by default. Default rules are those that are set when you run the program for the first time. The second major change of CCleaner 5.36 changes some of the program's default cleaning rules. The task is set to run on system start, and once a day as well. This means that Piriform may push out updates to the program to user machines even if only the free version of CCleaner is installed on these machines.

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