Browser: Chromium version 60.0.3112.78 (Developer Build)
OS: Linux Mint 18.2 (32-bit)
I have encountered an odd problem with BleachBit and Chromium:
I have Chromium set to not save any passwords, yet when I close the browser and click on "Clean" in BleachBit (standard, non-root version), BB identifies that I have passwords.
This happens every time without fail, yet in the right-hand pane in BB I can see that no passwords have been deleted.
I'm not sure about the process to create custom cleaners for this type of data, or if it's realistically possible.
This is in Mint, but should have a similar concept in some distros.
I couldn't find a submitted cleaner for Mint's default text editor (XED) on https://github.com/bleachbit/cleanerml, or for default text editors of most other distros.
Is there an bootable ISO available for BleachBit that can format/wipe hard drives like Darik's Boot and Nuke (DBAN)? Is there a format/wipe feature within BleachBit to completely erase hard drives within Linux, Windows, etc?
Hello, I can't get Bleachbit to work in Admin mode on Fedora 25 workstation. It asks for the root password, then does nothing else.
Bleachbit DOES work in non Admin mode.
I'm running Debian 8 (Jessie), and Bleachbit 1.4. I can click on "as root", and the screen comes up asking for the root password. I put in the root password, the bleachbit screen comes up, I make my selections, and everything works fine for the root account. But if I click on the bleachbit icon to run bleachbit on the user account, I get nothing. when I click on the "as root" icon, and choose "ignore", I get nothing. If I open a terminal and execute "bleachbit", I get:
I'm going to apologize in advance if this question is in the wrong forum. It didn't seem like it belonged in Support because it's not a usage question.
By default, many Linux distros come with tons of junk fonts for every locale imaginable - Devangari, Pashto, Arabic, Thai, Urdu etc.
With all due respect for those folks, probably even they're going to need ONE of those regions on their machine, tops. As for the rest of the world, we'll be fine with Latin.
I installed BleachBit from omg ubuntu and it has installed as BleachBit (as root). How do I uninstall it? If you can help could you please layout as simple as possible as I am a first time Ubuntu (Ubuntu 16.04 LTS) user.
All help appreciated!
