CCleaner can manage extensions Firefox and Chrome
The latest version of CCleaner for Windows - the famous cleaning software and optimization - allows you to clean up its Chrome and Firefox extensions. Why not embark on a spring cleaning in winter? If your habit to keep your computer clean as it should be pronounced, you certainly know the software CCleaner.
Unfortunately for Mac OS users who also have a dedicated version of CCleaner, the innovations presented here are for Windows (Windows 8 included).
Clean up your extensions
In addition some improvements in terms of performance and safety, the new version of CCleaner published earlier this week brings some interesting new features:
But the big news is undoubtedly the management of extensions for Chrome. After Firefox, this is Google's browser which can be managed from CCleaner.
Management and this is the traditional cleaning traces left when navigating to the Manage Add-ons. You can then disable and / or remove extensions of these two browsers.
To access this new feature, you must first download and install the latest version of CCleaner. It is then that you can go to the Tools section and then under the heading Start. You'll find tabs including Firefox and Chrome, which lists all the extensions installed on your browsers.
Useful reminder for extensions
Extensions allow you to add features and customize your browser. That's good ... But they can also stopping performance (loading time, fluidity). If your Firefox or Chrome seems too slow, disable all extensions - restart your computer and then launch the browser to see if there is a difference.
If you notice a significant difference, select the extensions that you feel necessary and discard others without remorse!
The latest version of CCleaner for Windows - the famous cleaning software and optimization - allows you to clean up its Chrome and Firefox extensions. Why not embark on a spring cleaning in winter? If your habit to keep your computer clean as it should be pronounced, you certainly know the software CCleaner.
Unfortunately for Mac OS users who also have a dedicated version of CCleaner, the innovations presented here are for Windows (Windows 8 included).
Clean up your extensions
In addition some improvements in terms of performance and safety, the new version of CCleaner published earlier this week brings some interesting new features:
- compatibility with Windows 8
- support cleaning for Adobe Dreamweaver, Corel PaintShop Pro X5 and Anonymizer
- improved cleaning for Microsoft Office 2010 and ImgBurn
But the big news is undoubtedly the management of extensions for Chrome. After Firefox, this is Google's browser which can be managed from CCleaner.
Management and this is the traditional cleaning traces left when navigating to the Manage Add-ons. You can then disable and / or remove extensions of these two browsers.
To access this new feature, you must first download and install the latest version of CCleaner. It is then that you can go to the Tools section and then under the heading Start. You'll find tabs including Firefox and Chrome, which lists all the extensions installed on your browsers.
Useful reminder for extensions
Extensions allow you to add features and customize your browser. That's good ... But they can also stopping performance (loading time, fluidity). If your Firefox or Chrome seems too slow, disable all extensions - restart your computer and then launch the browser to see if there is a difference.
If you notice a significant difference, select the extensions that you feel necessary and discard others without remorse!