browser cache
Saved website data
A browser cache is the local storage where a web browser saves copies of web pages, images, and other content you've visited.
When you return to a site, the browser loads these saved files instead of downloading everything again, making pages load faster.
Clearing your browser cache forces fresh downloads and can fix display problems caused by outdated stored files.
- cookiesSmall sweet baked goods
- temporaryLimited in duration
- storageSpace for keeping goods
- clearWithout obstruction or fog
- deleteRemove or erase
history · memory · speed · loading · refresh · expired · local · data · flush · purge · store · web · web pages · pages · images · offline · HTTP · faster
- Web Browserstabs, tab, address bar, bookmarks, toolbar
- cachingFIFO, TTL, eviction, prefetching, write-back
- web performanceload time, response time, CDN, lazy loading, gzip
- network optimizationload balancing, throughput, CDN, data compression, queue management
- Privacy Settingsprivacy settings, privacy mode, incognito mode, private mode, do not track
- secret stashesstash, hoard, hidden compartment, secret compartment, stash spot
storage permanence
browser cachelong-term storage
Keeping things for years
database · archive · ROM · cloud storage · cold storage
data source location
browser cacheremote server
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