Stupid Question no.5

Cyborg322 · 01-01-18, 06:59 AM

The Picture cache is stored locally so she would have to be on your PC to delete your history + Chrome IE etc each its own cache. Its only purpose is to speed up the loading of pages when revisiting sites. Images like logos banners headers (being sort of preloaded) not any personal stuff so it would not have much effect other than taking a fraction little longer

When the cache is full it can help to flush it to stop pages lagging Chrome tends to leave stuff behind so using something like CC Cleaner is better but definitely not essential. For visiting your favourite sites it would be slightly detrimental for the above reasons but only temporarily. Chrome just as an example will keep the most visited Cached stuff held back so I would the Chrome tools to delete history /cache in your situation

FB can sometimes take along time to fully load up at the best of times in anycase

Facebook uses Javascript make sure that's running and up to date

and have a Happy New Year 2018

01-01-18, 06:59 AM	#3
Cyborg322 Scurvy Dog of the Deep Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Manchester England Posts: 1,125 Downloads: 390 Uploads: 0	The Picture cache is stored locally so she would have to be on your PC to delete your history + Chrome IE etc each its own cache. Its only purpose is to speed up the loading of pages when revisiting sites. Images like logos banners headers (being sort of preloaded) not any personal stuff so it would not have much effect other than taking a fraction little longer When the cache is full it can help to flush it to stop pages lagging Chrome tends to leave stuff behind so using something like CC Cleaner is better but definitely not essential. For visiting your favourite sites it would be slightly detrimental for the above reasons but only temporarily. Chrome just as an example will keep the most visited Cached stuff held back so I would the Chrome tools to delete history /cache in your situation FB can sometimes take along time to fully load up at the best of times in anycase Facebook uses Javascript make sure that's running and up to date and have a Happy New Year 2018 Last edited by Cyborg322; 01-01-18 at 07:26 AM.