Internet browsers use caches to help speed up things when you revisit a page. The browser cache temporarily stores images, scripts, and other parts of web pages. Sometimes it is worth looking at the cache to see what is there.

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For example, the cache provides one way to save images and multi-media files like MP3 and Flash from sites you’ve visited. Sometimes you would like to save a file such as a video that can only be viewed in the browser and has no download link. However, the file can be usually be retrieved from the browser cache and in this tip I will describe an extension that makes it easy to view and use the Firefox cache.Although it is possible to view Firefox cache contents through the 'about:cache' interface, it is easier and quicker to use a free extension called. This extension is a graphical front-end of 'about:cache'.

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It provides a way to sort files according to type so that finding a desired file is easier. It also has a search function. Since caches can contain a lot of files, the sort and search capabilities are very useful.Once you find a file with CacheViewer that you want to save, right-click it and select “Save As” Then put the file in a convenient location.

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If the file is a video, it may very well be in the Flash format SWF. Not all video players can display SWF files. However, most browsers have a plug-in SWF player and can be used to view SWF files. Also Media Player Classic or IrfanView (with plug-in) can display SWF files.Viewing the cache in Chrome and Internet ExplorerI discussed viewing the cache in Chrome in a. In Internet Explorer try.Get your own favorite tip published! Know a neat tech tip or trick?

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