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v3.00.1303 (28 Oct 2010)
- New CCleaner 64-bit native EXE.
- New UI graphics and icons.
- New internal scanning architecture.
- New Drive Wiper tool screen under Tools section.
- New Intelligent cookie keeping functionality.
- Improved support for IE9.
- Improved support for Google Chrome.
- Improved HTML5 Database Storage cleaning.
- Added support to clean Microsoft Silverlight Isolated Storage.
- Added support for AVG AntiVirus 10.0, Audacity, LogMeIn Hamachi, BitTorrent and Windows Game Explorer.
- Improved support for Vuze.
- Added new environment variables: %SystemDirectory%, %SystemDirectory32% and %SystemDirectory64%.
- Improved Registry backup to address problems when saving values.
- Improved cleaning Windows Log Files for 64-bit OSs.
- Many UI improvements and bug fixes.
I was all excited that they finally removed the bundled Yahoo Toolbar that you had to uncheck during install, and then it prompted me to download Chrome.
Burke wrote:I was all excited that they finally removed the bundled Yahoo Toolbar that you had to uncheck during install, and then it prompted me to download Chrome.
Yes, In general that type of deal makes me leary also, however after years of use and understanding that they need to make some income to further development, I just download the slim version... http://www.piriform.com/ccleaner/builds
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I just installed the new version. Without asking me or give any hint it installed Crome into my PC. Under the advanced option I didn't see anything about Crome.