Recently Piriform asked me to remove the winapp2.ini importer from BleachBit.. I replied to Pirform and eventually worked things out. The winapp2.ini importer will stay.
Here's the email from Louise at Piriform:
I received an email from Piriform, makers of CCleaner, asking me to remove a feature from BleachBit that allows individual BleachBit users to use winapp2.ini files created by the community of users. I don't see how the terms of use apply, but I am checking into it.
Update (February 6): CCleaner/Piriform resolved the issue with the winapp2.ini importer.
BleachBit 0.9.5 better cleans Google Chrome, Thunderbird, and 64-bit Linux systems and improves compatibility with Winapp2.ini, which offers 1237 cleaners for Windows. We are also happy to announce a new GitHub repository for developing and sharing cleaners.
BleachBit, the open source system cleaner, announces the public 0.9.5 beta 2 which includes enhancements, bug fixes, and translation updates. Please help test.
These particular areas are a priority for testing:
Volunteers are needed to develop and test cleaners for BleachBit.
BleachBit 0.9.4 allows easy selection of files and folders for regular cleaning and includes important updates for Google Chrome, Chromium, Firefox.
BleachBit, the open source system cleaner, announces the public 0.9.4 beta which includes enhancements, bug fixes, and translation updates. Please help test.
These particular areas are a priority for testing:
BleachBit 0.9.3 includes important fixes for Google Chrome, Chromium, and Firefox plus a new application icon.
BleachBit, the open source system cleaner, announces the public 0.9.3 beta which includes enhancements, bug fixes, and translation updates. Please help test.
These particular areas are a priority for testing:
BleachBit 0.9.2 includes updates for Google Chrome, Chromium, LibreOffice and more.
July 4, 2012: BleachBit 0.9.3 has been released.
These are the changes since version 0.9.1:
