The cache, one of the solutions for many computer scientists of the majority of problems suffered by many users when visiting the Internet. The cache is a series of files that are stored in our browser in order to streamline navigation, so that every time we visit a website, it does not have to be completely reloaded.
Although it is true that it has its utility, if we do not regularly empty the cache, it can become a serious storage problem for our equipment if we do not have its operation configured correctly. But it can also be a solution to a problem that is becoming more and more common.
Not only are images stored in the cache, but also text is stored. If at any given moment, we want to visit a web page whose server is offline, or the web has directly passed away, disappearing from the Internet, if we have visited it recently, we can access our history to visit it again, at least relatively, since it all depends on the last time we visited it and the web pages we visited at that time.
Although we can also use it to when we don't have an internet connection and we want to access a page that we consult periodically. Although it is true that we can directly access the cache, to navigate more easily and find the data related to it, in the Mac App Store we have the Web application (Cahce) Browser at our disposal.
This application, as its name indicates, allows us explore the contents of the Safari cache, to be able to recover the resources that have been downloaded while visiting the web. The operation is very simple, since we only have to perform a search through the search box to find the data related to the web page in question.
We can also use this application to periodically flush the cache of our team. Web (Cache) Brownser is available for free download on the Mac App Store via the link below.