Foe people who use CCleaner and Session Buddy...Can CCleaner interfere with or delete saved Session Buddy sessions?

[MrHappyGoLucky12]

Can CCleaner interfere with or delete saved Session Buddy sessions?  Especially the two I highlighted?  I'm more afraid of the Sessions checkbox than the Internet History, but thought I'd be cautious before doing any damage.

[Hans Meyer]

Checking Sessions or Internet History should not affect SB in any way, but always be sure to back up your SB data file before doing this kind of maintenance. In fact, this file should be included in your regular system backup. You ARE doing a regular system backup, right? ;)

Location of Google Chrome Session Buddy user data files:

http://sessionbuddy.com/datafileLocation.htm

Be aware that SB DOES use Local Storage, so you'll want to leave that one unchecked (as you have).

Cheers,

Hans

On Thu, Jul 25, 2013 at 8:03 PM, MrHappyGoLucky12 <jjport...@gmail.com> wrote:

Can CCleaner interfere with or delete saved Session Buddy sessions?  Especially the two I highlighted?  I'm more afraid of the Sessions checkbox than the Internet History, but thought I'd be cautious before doing any damage.

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[John Porterfield]

I've now moved the folder to Z:\Backup\chrome-extension_edacconmaakjimmfgnblocblbcdcpbko_0.  The one file in there is named 122 and is 1.78 MB in size.  Seem like I got the right one?

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[IKR]

I just ran CCleaner on a Mac Pro with Yosmite and sadly discovered the saved sessions wiped out. At least I found out what wiped a lot of useful information from there few months back on a Mac Air Mavericks. Hope this helps smn. Regards