[Shane Gowland]

Shouldn’t be a problem 🙂

On an unrelated note, do people actually use Safari on Windows..?

[Shane Gowland]

That’s correct. Is it finding the cache files alright?

[Shane Gowland]

Good news. If you have CleanSync enabled with System Ninja version 2.3.3 it will apply a patch to the Firefox cleaning routines, which will add Palemoon support.

[Shane Gowland]

That script will totally purge the userprofile; probably not a good idea.

I’ve just modified the existing code that cleans Mozilla Firefox so that it recognises the Palemoon directory as well. For all intents and purposes, System Ninja will consider it to be the same browser as Firefox.

The Palemoon-compatible version of System Ninja will be released next month; as the next version is already finalised.

[Shane Gowland]

Updated Brazilian Portuguese language. Wishing that it will be included in next release 😉

lang.Brazilian.locale

[Shane Gowland]

Step two of the “Remove JRE” function will remove these folders too. It’s only available in JavaRa 2.0 beta 3

[Shane Gowland]

If you have CleanSync enabled; the next time you run System Ninja the Local Shared Objects will be detected.

It might take a little while to download all the rules.

[Shane Gowland]

No.

to Shane
System Ninja don’t known where is have?

[Shane Gowland]

I’m not going to continue supporting 2.1. Have a look at how many bugs have been fixed since then.

Trying to fit in new features was the primary reason the interface needed to be reworked.

[Shane Gowland]

I have a few questions. You still support the System Ninja 2.1? Why you decided redesign the System Ninja? Version 2.1 is stable and look like a completed.

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