On the most recent update of CCleaner, it no longer gives a choice about downloading the Yahoo toolbar to my browser (I always chose not to). Now it simply installs it, and I had to manually remove it--which is not easy with anything from Yahoo, which is why I didn't want it in the first place. Have to remove the toolbar, the cookie, the file.... For a program that's supposed to help us keep unwanted software and items off our computers, I think that's just wrong.
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Yahoo Toolbar
Started by teachmoore, Feb 07 2010 04:15 PM
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Posted 07 February 2010 - 04:15 PM
On the most recent update of CCleaner, it no longer gives a choice about downloading the Yahoo toolbar to my browser (I always chose not to). Now it simply installs it, and I had to manually remove it--which is not easy with anything from Yahoo, which is why I didn't want it in the first place. Have to remove the toolbar, the cookie, the file.... For a program that's supposed to help us keep unwanted software and items off our computers, I think that's just wrong.
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Posted 07 February 2010 - 04:23 PM
Hi teachmoore, and welcome to the forum.
I just downloaded the file with the Yahoo toolbar, and the last checkbox would allow me to choose not to install it.
Since you don't want the toolbar try the slim build, you can find it here.
I just downloaded the file with the Yahoo toolbar, and the last checkbox would allow me to choose not to install it.
Since you don't want the toolbar try the slim build, you can find it here.
