14 DAY TRIAL // A new version of CCleaner is now available for download, bringing a series of improvements that might seem very interesting to those who have already installed Windows 10.
CCleaner continues to be one of the top system cleaning and optimization programs on the market despite all the improvements that Microsoft has implemented into its operating system, with many users relying on it to remove unnecessary files, clean their PCs, and boost performance.
Version 5.30, which was officially released only a few hours ago, comes with improved cookie cleaning for Microsoft Edge, the new browser that’s being offered as default in Windows 10.
Microsoft Edge isn’t really the most popular browser currently on the market, and partly to blame is the limited availability in Windows 10, but Redmond hopes that more people would embrace it as they make the transition to the new operating system. There are no plans to bring Edge on other Windows version or on Android and iOS.
Internet Explorer refinements
On the other hand, those who like Internet Explorer more than Microsoft Edge can rest assured because CCleaner 5.30 comes with improvements for this browser as well. The app features improved IE10 and IE11 history cleaning.
If browsers are not what you’re looking for, there’s also updated Windows Explorer MRU cache cleaning, so you can easily get rid of traces of your most-used files, as well as refined Mozilla Thunderbird 52 history cleaning.
The new version introduces an improved SSD detection algorithm, as well as optimized update checking process to make the whole process smoother on Windows systems.
Without a doubt, CCleaner is worth a chance if you’re trying to keep your system in tip-top shape, and it’s getting better with every new release. Obviously, if you want to give it a try, you can download CCleaner from Softpedia, but keep in mind that some of these latest improvements are only available on Windows 10 systems, as is the case of the Edge cooking cleaning.