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Is it able to handle crashes now or is it still getting broken after restarting when one occurred?
What do you mean?
With the new GRE K-meleon 74, after a crash, creates a cache.trash folder. Sometimes it recovers it and sometimes doesn't, as Firefox does. What I don't know is why sometimes it is recovered and sometimes doesn't :-? I don't know the deept tricks that Mozilla made to it.
But usually the cache is lost after a crash
The cache could be corrupted after a crash. So that may be why it's deleted.
Is there any way to prevent that from happening? Also, it should delete the "Trash" cache folder if it can't be recovered.
not that anyone knows of. I just delete the trash / cache folder manually in Windows Explorer (or File Manager from NT4 - there are ways to make that old File Manager program work on Windows Vista & higher; see here).
General discussion about K-Meleon
Question regarding its cache
Posted by:
Zero3K
Date: September 02, 2014 05:03AM
Is it able to handle crashes now or is it still getting broken after restarting when one occurred?
Re: Question regarding its cache
Posted by:
JohnHell
Date: September 02, 2014 02:40PM
What do you mean?
With the new GRE K-meleon 74, after a crash, creates a cache.trash folder. Sometimes it recovers it and sometimes doesn't, as Firefox does. What I don't know is why sometimes it is recovered and sometimes doesn't :-? I don't know the deept tricks that Mozilla made to it.
But usually the cache is lost after a crash
Re: Question regarding its cache
Posted by:
Dorian
Date: September 02, 2014 03:49PM
The cache could be corrupted after a crash. So that may be why it's deleted.
Re: Question regarding its cache
Posted by:
Zero3K
Date: September 10, 2014 10:43PM
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Dorian
The cache could be corrupted after a crash. So that may be why it's deleted.
Is there any way to prevent that from happening? Also, it should delete the "Trash" cache folder if it can't be recovered.
Re: Question regarding its cache
Posted by:
4td8s
Date: September 18, 2014 01:10AM
not that anyone knows of. I just delete the trash / cache folder manually in Windows Explorer (or File Manager from NT4 - there are ways to make that old File Manager program work on Windows Vista & higher; see here).
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