I use "Safari Enhancer" to enable debug menu (instead of using
terminal - OK so I'm not L33t) and I not that it allows you to
disable safari caching altogether
... this would, I expect, slow down browsing somewhat and probably
isn't a good thing cost wise if you don't have a HTTP proxy server
doing up stream caching.
Hi all,
Students in my school are limited with their workspace size. Being
an avid, all things Apple, person I encourage them to use Safari
over Explorer but unfortunately Safari generates extremely large
cache files where as Explorer can have its cache file set to a
certain size. Besides using the 'Empty Cache' under the Safari menu
is there any way of setting a maximum in Safari or at the very least
is there a script that will automatically delete the cache on log
off?
regards
Eugene
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