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Glad to hear that...

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Hi,

It's possible to have, in a future release, the feature to manage the cookies of Opera, like we already have for IE and Firefox?

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Hi,

I normally use Eraser to make this job, but I want to know if you think that new improvements of Ace Utilities, make it better than Eraser, because I don't want to have redundant software on my system?

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hari wrote:VaMPiRiC_CRoW,

We will add this entry to the ignore list. If it is a bug, we will sure fix it in the upcoming upgrade.

For now, you can try Cal's suggestion.

hari,

That seems better than just ignore it by the user...

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Cal wrote:There is nothing to fix since all a user has to do is "Right-Click" on an entry and choose to "Exclude" it!

OK, thanks.

Cal wrote:And I'm sure that you know all registry scanners don't look for the same entries!

Of cource, but if you can fix this on the next version will be nice...

Do you want to try the PerfectDisk with my scheduler settings to see if it's happen to you too?

Did you use Windows scheduler to create this schedule, if so, then AU has nothing to do with how it is scheduled the scheduler controls how/when an app will run or not run. No, I use the PerfectDisk Scheduler... In this image you can see that AU say to remove that item: http://img10.imageshack.us/i...

If AU didn't run as sheduled then the problem is with the schedule you made and not with AU. AU removed that item from the registry, and when I open the PerfectDisk, the second schedule isn't their. I have to create another, and then AU delete it again... I also use jv16PowerTools and CCleaner and ...

Hi,

I create two schedules on PerfectDisk and the AU clean the second...

Here you have the report file: report.txt

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hari wrote:ok, we will try to implement the feature

Thanks for try

The problem is if I uninstall a program, and that program left the shortcuts, I have to run the 2 times the "Fix Invalid Shortcuts"...

I remember that "System Mechanic" makes what I suggested...

But if you don't like the idea...

A little improvement on this feature: When the AU will remove all the files in the directory, it doesn't remove that directory. Only after another scan AU detects that empty directory and removes it... It's possible to check if the directory will be empty if AU removes the shortcuts inside the same ...

Aneesh wrote:I was thinking about the same thing yesterday.

Great!

Hi,

It's possible to have a dedicated section for Opera in "Erase Your History" like we have for IE, Mozilla and Firefox?

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Some date to release this version?

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