Hi Leonard, Below are several notes from various list members on saving cookies when running CCleaner.
----- Original Message ----- From: j sears Hello I need to figure out how to exclude some cookies from being deleted in c cleaner so I can log in to these sites automatically each time. Can someone help? Jess __._,_.___ From: Immigrant First, I would recommend to close your browser, run cCleaner and get rid of all cookies. Then, restart your browser and visit each site where you want to log in automatically, and log in on those sites. This way, you will have fewer cookies to deal with, most of them will be the cookies you need. Otherwise, you would have a long list of cookies, most of them unnecessary. After you log in on your relevant sites, open cCleaner again. Tab to "options" and press spacebar. Then, tab to "cookies" and press spacebar. Tab to "cookies to delete" list box. With the up and down arrow, navigate through the list to find and highlight a cookie you want to keep (some sites will have more than one). You will recognize the cookies by the site name. When you find the necessary cookie, tab once and press spacebar on the button. This will transfer the cookie from "cookies to delete" into "cookies to keep" list. Then, shift tab into the list of cookies and repeat the process with the next cookie, and do so until all your relevant cookies are transferred. (If you tab more, the next control would be the button transferring a cookie from the keeping list to the deletion list, and then the keeping list, where you can check if all your cookies that you want are there.) The first time you visit a site with a saved cookie, you may still be prompted to log in, but after that, everything should work. Hope this helps. Immigrant There is a tree view of options. Uncheck cookies. Chris Hallsworth Unchecking cookies in the tree view will result in all cookies, not only the relevant ones, being kept. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: "Lennie" < lenni...@mchsi.com> Hi Dale, There is a way to save cookies that you don't want CCleaner to remove. I hope that the following steps is easy to follow: 1. Start CCleaner 2. Press the Analyze button Note: You might not have to run the analysis to get to the list of cookies 3. after the analysis is complete, Tab until you find the option button and press enter 4. tab until you find cookies and press enter 5. With the Jaws cursor, arrow down until you find a cookie and then root PC cursor to Jaws cursor 6. Arrow through the list until you find the cookie that you want to keep 7. Press the application key and press enter on keep 8. Repeat for any other cookies that you want to keep 9. Tab to the list of excluded cookies and you should read the cookies that will not be removed. If you kept the wrong cookie, while in the excluded cookies list,press the application key and arrow down to remove and press enter I sure hope that these steps are correct and will work for you. Hope this helps. Take care, Lennie From: Immigrant 1. Open cCleaner. 2. Tab to Options and press Spacebar. 3. It will seem like nothing is happening, but the options tab will actually get expanded. Tab some more until you find the "cookies" option. Press spacebar. 4. Tab some more until you reach the next group of controls. The first control is "cookies to delete". If you arrow up and down in that list, you will find all the cookies you have. When you highlight a cookie you want to keep, tab once, and your screen reader may prompt you to something like a dash with a greater sign. If you press spacebar, the cookie you highlighted will be transferred from "cookies to delete" to "cookies to keep". 5. If you tab one or two more times, you will see the "cookies to keep" list. If you highlight a cookie from that list and shift tab once, you will find a control which your screen reader may see as a less sign with a dash. Pressing spacebar on that button will transfer the highlighted cookie from "cookies to keep" to "cookies to delete" list. 6. Note: If you have a lot of cookies in the "cookies to delete" list, if the list seems long and confusing and you are not sure which cookie you need or it is long and tedious to find the needed cookies among dozens or hundreds on the list, run the program and delete all cookies first. Then, go on each site whose cookies you want. Log in if necessary, so that the login information would be saved in the cookie. Then, open cCleaner again, and this time you will see that your list of cookies to delete is much shorter and most cookies in it are the ones relevant for you, so you can go ahead and keep the cookies you need, using the instructions in this message. Hope this helps. Immigrant Hope 1 of these helped you. Take care. Mike ----- Original Message ----- From: leonard morris To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com Sent: Saturday, February 25, 2012 7:19 PM Subject: [JAWS-Users] cccleaner and keeping IE cookies I have not ran cccleaner in a while and I forgot when I want to make sure IE cookies are not deleted should I check cookies or not? None of the items are checked by default. For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit: http://www.jaws-users.com/help/ For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit: http://www.jaws-users.com/help/
