Thanks for the answers. I'm getting forgetful as I age, so I think it
safest to go with the permanent deletion.
NoOp wrote:
On 12/24/2011 01:08 PM, Not@home wrote:
I'm using SM 2.5.
As I logged out of a site, I noticed that they advised that users
configure their browsers to not cache encrypted pages. I went into
preferences and tried to find that option, but failed. I do have it set
to erase my cache when I close the program. Will that serve the same
purpose?
Ralph's answer with disable the ssl cache permanently. However, if you
simply want to clear the cach after visiting a site (bank account for
example), switch to a browser window and select Tools|Clear Private
Data|ensure that 'Cache' is checked& click on 'Clear Private Data now'.
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