Maybe I should clarify.
For security reasons, I never stay logged on anywhere between power off and the next time I visit a site. The first new visit to a site after the power back on then I use RoboForm to fill in any fields and to log me in all in one click.
In CCleaner "options" - "cookies" .. select the cookies you want to keep such as "windows7forums.com" to preserve your log in credentials. Do the same with any other sites you want to save and allow the rest to be deleted in the clean up process.
I leave cookies checked but have the ones I want to keep for logins in the cookies to keep box.
I do the same. If I'm not sure which cookie to save I will run CCleaner and clean everything I have checked. Then immediately log on to whatever site and run CCleaner again. The cookie(s) related to the login should be the only one CCleaner finds and then it's easy to save it from being deleted.
A little off topic, but not too much. I do the same thing regarding cookies too, but I now do it with SlimCleaner instead. I have not been happy with CCleaner's direction as of the last few releases, and to me, SlimCleaner is just better in every way.
Thank you all. I simply had to set some custom options for the cookies and it worked.
Thanks again,
Jaidyn
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