google saving my accounts on firefox?

So I'm doing yt+ppd but whenever I clear my browser with ccleaner and wipe my .sol flash cookies, I go into a fresh proxy and visit youtube. However, how do they keep a record of previous accounts I've been using? it gives me the option to log in to them. How can i fix this? I'm afraid they'll know i am running multiple accounts.

Try the ProfileSwitcher add-on for Firefox to help you manage and switch between multiple accounts on one browser, without the need to log out or clear cookies.

use proxies with Opera only will work great

Same thing happens with me, but the account record seems to go away when i clear cookies in the browser itself.

Tommy Lawrence said:

Try the ProfileSwitcher add-on for Firefox to help you manage and switch between multiple accounts on one browser, without the need to log out or clear cookies.

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Is what im doing and is working out great.

Stupid question but are you sure that Firefox is closed while you run CCleaner?

YourMoneyButton said:

Stupid question but are you sure that Firefox is closed while you run CCleaner?

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CCleaner will warn you if you hit "Analyze" and FF is not closed.

I started using a new FF plugin and it does the trick. God damn mediocre add ons.

Look for the FF addon called "HTML5 Local Storage Explorer", its a MUST HAVE addon for Firefox. YT, as well as Twitter, stores info in HTML5 local storage. Although most of YT stuff is cleared from local storage when using CCleaner, my Twitter stuff on local storage does not get deleted when using CCleaner. Install and run the HTML5 Local Storage Explorer from Mozilla Addons mentioned above and you'll discover what I'm talking about. Yes, the addon is from a reputable company called Foundstone, which is a division of McAfee. Once installed, it should be located under TOOLS on the FF menu and may take 5-10 secs to come up if you have accessed Twitter from that browser, cuz they store a lot of crap. So, you have three areas to be concerned with; Regular cookies, Flash cookies, and HTML5 local storage... You can also edit, delete specific information or clear the entire local storage from within the addon. Did I mention you can edit the information too?