Saved configurations files
I would like to propose two new buttons - Save and Load.
SAVE would save the current cleaning settings to a user named file.
LOAD would load the cleaning settings from a selected file.
Reason:
It's always surprised me that users are happy to have just one set of saved cleaning settings. The implication is that they always want to do the same cleaning. I know variations can be made by changing clicking on options but then that becomes the saved configuration file.
I believe some users would benefit from a more flexible approach to what is cleaned, It can also help determine which settings a user wants.
Thank you
andrew
Sun, 04/19/2015 - 16:54
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This sounds like you want to
This sounds like you want to preset cleaners.
One workaround for now is to make a batch file to run BleachBit from the command line.
Another possibility is, on your own, to make copies of the BleachBit.ini configuration file.
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gr3gw
Sun, 04/19/2015 - 17:41
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Hi Andrew,
Hi Andrew,
Yes, that's it, I want a named set options that are preset. I used to use the manipulation of the ini file in CCleaner but it was a nightmare and I stopped removing temp files all together. I'm kinda curious to see if others think this is a good idea. Perhaps run one config file weekly but others on a 'as needs' basis. I don't believe one ordered set is applicable and I certainly don't like going through lots of options every time I use the program.
I guess my experience is one of running a temp file cleaning program and then days later noticing some oddities on my system - loss of history lists, missing icons and sometimes shortcuts. Hard to spot straightaway and near impossible to rectify easily.
The way I would like to use a temp file cleaner is by doing a few basic cleans and when I'm confident with the action add more cleaning options, gradually building up a set that I know is predictable on my system. Likewise when a problem is discovered creating a temporary set of cleaning options to debug the issue.
Thanks for the opportunity to discuss this with you.