Re: CCleaner has become payware?

occam <[email protected]> wrote:

> I have decided to use something else (called Reg Organizer). I'll
> return to CCleaner in later releases to see if they have had a change
> of policy.

Avast changing from pushing for payware upgrades?  Not likely.  Avast
removing their adware code from their products?  Not likely.  However,
you can neuter their ad campaigns.

Had not heard of Reg Organizer.  Often Bleachbit (free) is compared to
CCleaner (free).  I found a CCleaner vs Reg Organizer article at:

https://mspoweruser.com/ccleaner-vs-reg-organizer/

According to its author, there is no free version of Reg Organizer.  For
me, and others in this newsgroup, that immediately drops it as a
candidate for replacing CCleaner Free.  Reg Organize 2-PC license is
$30, and goes up from there, with a 30-day money back guarantee.

Since this is a freeware newsgroup, I didn't think a payware substitute
for CCleaner was an option to you.