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[MrG]

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• Added detailed view of Analysis and Cleaning results.
  
• Added secure deletion (up to 35 times overwrite).
  
• Improved detection of uninstall applications.
  
• Added support for multiple profiles in Google Chrome.
  
• Cleaning non standard applications now need to be enabled by the user.
  
• Improved cleaning of browsers while the browser is running.
  
• Removed prompt for password when cleaning Recent Servers.
  
• Improved handling of Wipe Free Space.
  
• Fixed issue that could cause Safari extension settings to be removed.
  
• Improved cleaning of Spotlight searches.
  
• Fixed cleaning of Internet History in Google Chrome.
  
• Added warning dialog for User Downloads.
  
• Fixed repaint issue in 10.7.3 in Cookies section.

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Neato, thanks.

But adding the 35 passes seems unneeded. Either way though, nice work!

[hotrod]

Isn't it it dangerous to have the secure write feature on the mac version as most macs now have SSDs

[Alan_B]

hotrod, on 02 June 2012 - 06:50 AM, said:

Isn't it it dangerous to have the secure write feature on the mac version as most macs now have SSDs

The danger also exists for Windows machines.
Do not MACs have the capability of a secondary drive which may hold and run their APPs,
and which may also hold confidential data that merits a secure erase ?