Looking for some advice

Hello guys

I've been using IE all this time, but now I'm downloading Firefox.

However, some people have had problems with Firefox and CCleaner.

Is there some other cleaner I can use instead (free)?

Thanks for your help

Regards,
Firecat

 

I've never had any problems with CCleaner and Firefox, but you can also try using Windows Cleaner 2005 - http://www.softes.org/

 

Thanks Notok

 

WOW!!!!!!!

Firefox looks better and runs faster than IE on my PC!

Even Wilders' looks better!!!!!

 

Hi Firecat,

There is a problem with Firefox and CCleaner, that occurs from time to time and I am not sure what is the exact set of circumstances. However, I have found that if I clear Firefox cache (under Options), when this problem occurs, it clears it all up. For me it is a very minor nuisance and I do not think about it anymore. It is probably possible to avoid the problem by not deleting a specific set of files when cleaning, but I never pursued it, since it is a very minor nuisance. Maybe somewhere has the answer to the issue.


Give it a try and see. I don't think you will find it much of a problem.

Rich

 

No problem here using CCleaner and Firefox, have used both for a long time. I just untick what I don't want CCleaner to remove.

Cheers

 

Firecat: You should try Moox' optimized builds of Firefox, it's even faster http://www.moox.ws/tech/mozilla/firefox.htm

 

Thanks Notok, will try that

 

OK I tried the Moox builds and I must say I absolutely love them! Thanks Notok!

Everything's even faster now!

BTW, I downloaded the M3 build, thats what is right for an Athlon64 - Am I right?

 

It must be right or else it would not be working.

Acadia

 

Why would it not work?

The M3 is working fine for me, so its the correct build

 

The descriptions for what M builds are for what processors are here -> http://www.moox.ws/tech/mozilla/mdefs.htm

HTH,

Steve

 

I know that. What I mean to say is, processors that support SSE2 are backward compatible with SSE1, so if I install an M2 build on a Pentium 4 or Athlon64 it should work just fine right?

 

Hello Firecat, CCleaner has a setting for Firefox under "Applications".
Screenshot uploaded but must have been refused.