These cache files can be saved by browsing to the cache folder and adding the appropriate file extension to it. If you’re really adventurous, look for files listed in the disk cache with the folder and filename listed in the property “file on disk”. But again, it seems that not all files are stored and can thus be saved from the cache anyway. Most people will just click the link back to the original source of the file and have your browser download it all over again and that would be enough just to get what you want. Unfortunately, there’s no obvious ways in this scenario to really save something FROM the cache. Click on the link that says “List Cache Entries” and you’ll see a list of all the files that are in each cache type. Type about:cache in Firefox’s address bar and you will get back 3 different cache types that Firefox uses, namely Memory cache device, disk cache device and offline cache device. When a webpage update, the old cache won‘t work anymore. Erasing Cookies and Temporary Internet Files with Mozilla Firefox. Part 1: Clear Chrome Cache Manually on Windows 10 Part 2: Disable Chrome Cache Manually on Windows 10 Part 1: Clear Chrome Cache Manually on Windows 10. Microsofts browser, Internet Explorer, refers to web cache as Temporary Internet. Searching and saving cache files is quite simple in Firefox and you have basically 2 ways. To solve the problem, we will show you how to clear or disable Chrome cache manually on Windows 10.
