Did you know that the videos you see through the web browser are stored in the browser cache? A good example is YouTube, Metacafe and other online community sites and video on demand. Well. If you'd like to see one of these videos and can not remember the address, visit the web browser cache, or rather, let VideoCacheView 2.05 so. It supports Internet Explorer and any Mozilla based browser, that includes the popular Firefox.
Once open, scanning the cache of your web browser and after a few minutes you'll see a list of all the videos from the cache. From there, it's a cinch. You can copy them to a specific folder, open your video player or see them again through your web browser.
After watching a video on a website, you may want to save the video file on your hard drive. Keep in mind that the video file is stored in the cache of your browser and remove VideoCacheView 2.05 can help.
The program scans automatically the entire cache of Internet Explorer and Firefox and finds all video files are currently stored in it. Once located you will make a copy of them in the folder that you designate for later viewing.
Size: 77 KB
Publisher: Visit Website
Release Date: 2011-12-12
OS: Win 9x/ME/2K/NT/XP/Vista
