John Block said,
> Hello Neil
>> That's not a good idea. My browser cache currently has almost 10,000
>> files. Putting all those in one directory would give a serious speed
>> penalty.
> That's a problem with the current Voyager design. In Ibrowse there is an
> index in cache which gets read.
No, it's a filesystem problem. 10,000 files in the same directory is a
bad idea, indexed or not.
>> Opus can search on comments anyway, so it would have a problem with
>> files in multiple directories.
> The comments in Voyager's cache files are numeric.
I was referring to your mention of IBrwse's coments containing the name,
as AWeb's do.
> To dig out files quickly, without peering at the html, you have to get opus
> to search the text or remember when you saw the files.
> The go to cache function is slow, you can't remove files or see the sites in
> order.
The cache browser in V� is definitely a step backwards. I agree with
all of your comments except the one about a single directory. God knows
what would happen if you ran a 100MB cache.
Neil
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