I notice that the latest Safari (6.0)/10.8 no longer has a menu item to Empty
Cache and this is not included in Reset Safari. While Reload Page will often
fix a tangle, unambiguously emptying there cache I find is infallible.
Has anyone comments to offer?
Severin Crisp
Hi Sev,
I think that Safari version 6.0 may still have the empty cache feature. To get
to it, use the system menu starting with the word Safari
Safari Reset Safari...
You can then check or uncheck as may items as you choose before pressing the
Reset button. I think that Remove all website
Hi again Sev,
After a search of the forum it seems the the but I couldn't be certain at the
end of my last post is the case! Website data probably does not contain cached
web pages. It seems that Empty Caches has been moved to a new Develop menu item
that must first be enable in preferences.
Thanks Carlo
Severin
On 05/08/2012, at 6:56 PM, cm cm200...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi again Sev,
After a search of the forum it seems the the but I couldn't be certain at the
end of my last post is the case! Website data probably does not contain
cached web pages. It seems that Empty Caches
Eugene:
-- This is not directly along the lines you need, but possibly could be an
alternative. Some years ago someone in WAMUG said that they set aside an area
of memory as a RAM Disk and nominated that as their browser cache area. I use
the technique and have found it effective.
-- It
Hi all,
Students in my school are limited with their workspace size. Being an
avid, all things Apple, person I encourage them to use Safari over
Explorer but unfortunately Safari generates extremely large cache files
where as Explorer can have its cache file set to a certain size.
Besides
I use Safari Enhancer to enable debug menu (instead of using
terminal - OK so I'm not L33t) and I not that it allows you to
disable safari caching altogether
... this would, I expect, slow down browsing somewhat and probably
isn't a good thing cost wise if you don't have a HTTP proxy server
7 matches
Mail list logo
