CCleaner v3.11.1550 Released

v3.11.1550 (04 Oct 2011)

- (Build 1550) Fixed Recycle Bin issues.

- Added initial support for Windows 8.

- Added expanded Recycle Bin contents in detailed view.

- Improved Thunderbird cache cleaning support.

- Improved Safari history cleaning.

- Improved "Unused File Extensions" registry rule improvements.

- Improved Secure file deletion on FAT32 file system.

- Improved Drive Wiper tool to prevent UI freezing.

- Improved cleaning for Windows Log Files, Memory Dumps, Microsoft Office 2007 and 2010.

- Improved Speedbit Download Accelerator Plus cleaning.

- Added cleaning for AkelPad.

- Added Latvian translation.

- Minor bug fixes.

Homepage: http://www.piriform.com/ccleaner

Downloads: http://www.piriform....ccleaner/builds

Link: Lunarsoft

Nice to see they're quick with initial support for Windows 8.

Nice to see they're quick with initial support for Windows 8.

I'm inclined to be extremely rude at this point -- considering what the "C" in CCleaner stands for and that I've seen the developer preview of Windows 8 which is -- how can I put this -- not even near Beta quality, in other words it's complete c**p, then does "support for Windows 8" mean it removes it all ??

MwaHaHaHa!

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Heh, yeah I haven't tried out Windows 8 developer preview yet, but from what I've seen of it... I'm not impressed.

Seems worse than Vista.

Just a note, Tarun likes the slim installer, I didn't see it listed. Anyway, if you scroll down from the download page to the builds page link, click it, you will see standard and portable versions. Link in post #1 updated.

The slim version is now listed on the builds page: http://www.piriform....r/download/slim

The current filename is ccsetup311_slim.exe.

It's not just Tarun -- most of us prefer/recommend the slim version because it doesn't come loaded with FoistWare.

Piriform, however, have a habit of delaying listing the slim version every time there is an update.

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James is spot on. Plus, Piriform has no excuse (but their greed is very obvious) for not having a slim build available with the other builds.

It's not just Tarun -- most of us prefer / recommend the slim...

James is spot on. Plus, Piriform has no excuse for not having a slim...

OK, you guys have a creepy fascination with the slim.

I might have exercised a bit of a creative license, not completely positive though!!! :)