cacheCopy 2.0.1

cacheCopy is a handy and useful application designed for ripping images from your browser cache into a folder on your drive.
All the images that are displayed in your browser are stored somewhere on your hard-drive (unless you use private browsing in Firefox or Chrome). You can access these images yourself if you know where to look for. ...

Author trailmax
License Open Source
Price FREE
Released 2012-11-20
Downloads 294
Filesize 348 kB
Requirements
Installation Instal And Uninstall
Keywords rip image, browser cache, image ripper, cache, ripper, grabber
Users' rating
(1 rating)
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