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- Thread starter o770
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I'm not sure, but can you set the temporary storage to 0MB? Access via: Tools --> Internet Options --> General Tab --> Settings.
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I know you can set it to 1meg, and i think if you hi-light the number in the box and type 0, then you will have 0megs cache 
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there might be a program that automatically deletes your cache at bootup/shutdown, maybe tweak xp or something like that, but i do not think it can be done with just windows. if someone does know how let me know i'de like to kill my cache as well
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You could use opera
It allows you to specify how much space to use for cache, and you can set it to 0 if you want, you can also set it to empty on exit. Opera rocks
It allows you to specify how much space to use for cache, and you can set it to 0 if you want, you can also set it to empty on exit. Opera rocks
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i'm j/w why you want to compeltely not use cache.
A small amount of cache can be good, for when you hit the back button, and the page pops up instantenously. On a cable modem it will still be fast, but not as fast as say... 1 meg of cache.
A small amount of cache can be good, for when you hit the back button, and the page pops up instantenously. On a cable modem it will still be fast, but not as fast as say... 1 meg of cache.
Yeah it sounds like to me that he is surfing alot of porn sites, and he wants to be 100% sure that his tracks are covered up.
But all kidding aside, i believe 1MB is the absolute minimum in IE, so if that's not good enough for ya. Go for Opera i think you can set it's cache to 0. And also you can set it to clear the cache everytime you close the program.
But all kidding aside, i believe 1MB is the absolute minimum in IE, so if that's not good enough for ya. Go for Opera i think you can set it's cache to 0. And also you can set it to clear the cache everytime you close the program.
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Is this for security reasons? If so, you can create a RAMdisk and put the cache on there. That way it's deleted entirely every time you shut down. Make sure you have a lot of RAM though, or else you'll be taking from Windows' life blood.
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I've tried Opera. But the ad on the top right hand corner changed my mind right after I see it. I went back to IE...
I've tried Mozilla too. That one is good but for some reason I deleted it.
I've tried Mozilla too. That one is good but for some reason I deleted it.
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