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#1 Post by orrin »

Where is the cache directory for Chrome, Slimjet browsers for Slacko 64?
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Hi, orrin.

Ah, that's an easy one. Go into your ROX /root window, and click on the 'eye' icon on the 'menu-bar' at the top.

This will show all the 'hidden' files/folders. which are prefaced by a "." Look for ~/.cache, click on it, and inside you'll find a folder for 'google-chrome', plus another for 'slimjet'. These mostly contain your default profile.....and that's about it, usually.

Hope that helps.


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#3 Post by Semme »

Hey Orrin, as a side question, is this the RMS Queen Elizabeth?
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Semme wrote:Hey Orrin, as a side question, is this the RMS Queen Elizabeth?
Yes!
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Wasn't she the one that sank in Hong Kong harbour.....and got used in that Bond film before being dismantled? "The Man with the Golden Gun", I think it was?


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#6 Post by orrin »

Mike Walsh wrote:Hi, orrin.

Ah, that's an easy one. Go into your ROX /root window, and click on the 'eye' icon on the 'menu-bar' at the top.

This will show all the 'hidden' files/folders. which are prefaced by a "." Look for ~/.cache, click on it, and inside you'll find a folder for 'google-chrome', plus another for 'slimjet'. These mostly contain your default profile.....and that's about it, usually.
When a website caches images an other data... where is that stored?
I do not see it in the ~/.cache directory.
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#7 Post by sheldonisaac »

orrin wrote: When a website caches images an other data... where is that stored?
I do not see it in the ~/.cache directory.
I have

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~> ls -la ~/.cache/iron/Default/
total 0
drwx------ 6 root root    80 Mar 11 08:01 .
drwx------ 6 root root    80 Mar 11 14:53 ..
drwx------ 4 root root 18880 Mar 11 16:24 Cache
drwx------ 4 root root   240 Mar 11 16:23 Media Cache
Iron browser is kind-of similar to Chrome.
I had just done the 'clear browsing data'; but before that, it was 23MB; some svg files,. but mostly files I don't recognize.
Such as

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ls -l ~/.cache/iron/Default/Cache/
total 1340
-rw------- 1 root root    695 Mar 11 16:26 0188f7e45593a7f5_0
-rw------- 1 root root  12156 Mar 11 16:25 02434c4e38109f8f_0
-rw------- 1 root root    682 Mar 11 16:26 02c25aacb8af19ae_0
-rw------- 1 root root   4644 Mar 11 16:28 3a9b9be755a8364d_0
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#8 Post by slavvo67 »

Orrin's right. They're in cogs.... encrypted folders? My Iron files are in the Spot directory but I'm probably an exception there...

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#9 Post by Mike Walsh »

Yep, slavvo's right. In earlier versions, this all used to be easily viewable.....but a few releases back, they started encrypting it all, so it's only accessible by the browser itself now... :roll:


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