That makes the exe bloated and doesn't allow users to customize things.

Plus, if something is wrong in those files, users can no longer fix it themselves. -- Remember that MSN Messenger bug I told them of that took months and months (3+) to get fixed? I had to manually edit the files.

That makes the exe bloated and doesn't allow users to customize things.

Plus, if something is wrong in those files, users can no longer fix it themselves. -- Remember that MSN Messenger bug I told them of that took months and months (3+) to get fixed? I had to manually edit the files.

Well, it isn't bothering me now.

That makes the exe bloated and doesn't allow users to customize things.

Plus, if something is wrong in those files, users can no longer fix it themselves. -- Remember that MSN Messenger bug I told them of that took months and months (3+) to get fixed? I had to manually edit the files.

Well, it isn't bothering me now.

Even if it doesn't bother you, you should still object to it, for the people who it bothers.

It removes the possibility for users to understand what the application cleans, and removes the possibility to customize it, to delete stuff they need it to, or possibly fix things.

Things don't have to directly bother you, for you to object to it. Makes me thing of a quote...

First they came for the Socialists, and I didn’t speak up,

because I wasn’t a Socialist.

Then they came for the Trade Unionists, and I didn’t speak up,

because I wasn’t a Trade Unionist.

Then they came for the Jews, and I didn’t speak up,

because I wasn't a Jew.

Then they came for me, and there was no one left

to speak up for me.

Great quote. Though I wopuld have spoken when they came for the Socialists, because I am one.

But good point. I'll probably rejoin the forums and ask them to change it. Though I still prefer CCleaner to NCleaner.