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Apr 7 2009
A patch for upgrading to Version 1.2.1 was released, which fixes two minor bugs.
Feb 28 2009
Version 1.2 was released. Now HTML entities and unicode numbers are supported in the search pattern
or may found in the cache files. Also a few minor bugfixes.
Apr 03 2007
Two important messages:
1) Best of all is to view a database while the browser isn't running. So if opening a cache database
with unexpected results, close your browser and try open again.
2) You can obtain MozCache from here only as source, which means, you have to compile it at your own.
The good news is that Toni Graffy has build some binary packages for SuSE-Linux
and openSUSE 10.x and 11.0,
which can be downloaded from PackMan.
Many thanks to Toni for his effort to do the packaging, and for suggesting the message above.
MozCache is a program for UNIX and GTK+, which displays the
cache entries of Mozilla, Firefox,
SeaMonkey and both recent and older versions of
Netscape (with Cygwin
also MS Internet Explorer) web browsers.
The entries can be saved, deleted or viewed with an user assigned application, e.g. a text or an
image viewer, or a browser.
It is also possible to search in the entries, or parts of them, for a pattern like 'www.advertisement.com'
with the options for case sensitivity, to match only the whole word, and to use regular expressions.
MozCache was tested with versions 0.94, 1.7 and 1.73 of Mozilla, versions 4.0, 4.5, 4.72, 4.8, 6.01, 6.1,
6.2.3 and 7.2 of Netscape, version 1.5.01, 2.0 and 3.0.1 of Firefox, version 1.0 up to 1.1.14 of SeaMonkey,
and version 5.5 and 7.0 of Internet Explorer with Windows 98/XP, and version 1.5.18-1 of Cygwin.
Previous versions of MozCache were released as NScache,
which were written by Stefan Ondrejicka.
MozCache is distributed under the terms of GPL2 or later.
To compile MozCache, the following isThe source tarball of MozCache-1.2 can be downloaded from here (288K).
For upgrading to MozCache-1.2.1 you will need also this patch (3K).
To have a look at some screenshots, go there.
Visit also the MozCache SourceForge summary page for more information.