I posted this back on March 3, but it never got any replies. Thought it still might be something worthwhile to investigate. Consider this scenario:
I am a new employee at Comodo, in charge of providing PC Desktop support.
Melih has a problem with his PC and asks me to come over to check it out. He's having a problem with the IE Browser.
I bring it to my work area, troubleshoot what's going on with it, type a few things...like 'Melih, what a jerk!' in the Google search bar field.
One of two things happens next.
a) If I run ccleaner, it clears it, everyone's happy.
b) Run CSC, and return it to Melih. He types in 'm' and sees....(we don't need to guess

)
All kidding aside, I find the products developed by Comodo to be of the highest quality.
The only slight criticism I have is that when a new product is released, perhaps emphasize that it is in a 'beta' state. Then when the 'beta' is taken off, we know it's a product that has been tested for awhile and is ready for production use. These are products given to us at no cost, yet provide the necessary means to keep our on-line activity secure and our workstations healthy. For this I am extremely grateful!
I would like to notify the developers of the System Cleaner of a feature in the privacy cleaner process that does not do a complete job of deleting search criteria in Internet Explorer 7.
When IE7 is initially installed, there is a request to define the default search engine to be used.
I chose Google, so after the installation, it placed a Google search bar just across from the address bar.
When I run Privacy cleaner using the latest version of System Cleaner, it does not delete search words that were used in that field. 'Autocomplete' is supposed to delete the search keywords, but it does not. I used a competing product...sshhh (ccleaner)...and it was able to delete all search keywords.
Just thought I should make the developers aware of a potential privacy issue.