This can be automated with an Apple Script to make it less of a pain.
Paul S Vail wrote:
> You can clear your Netscape cache.... just visit your preferences
> settings (in Advanced, me thinks). Still, it's a pain. Many of my
> clients report horrible performance using it, then I discover they have a
> 6 Mb Cache folder with 480 items.... remember: the Mac gets slow as the
> # of items climbs over 400 or so. I recommend they clear their cache
> once a day. Pain in the butt, but helps performance.
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