How do you access cache files on Google?

Asked By anonymous 7060 points N/A Posted on - 11/29/2011

How do you access cache files on Google?

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Answered By lee hung 75 points N/A #81887

How do you access cache files on Google?

Hello Sudensht,

When you to a search in Google and the results are displayed, there a cached link that is also displayed with the search results, and if you need to access the files that have been cached, you will simply need to click on the cached link that has been included in the search results.

When you click on the cached link, you will also be able to see the terms which only appear on the links that are pointing to the page, and they do not to the page itself.

Below is a snapshot on how you can access the cached files in Google.

 

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Answered By michal joran 10 points N/A #81889

How do you access cache files on Google?

If you have a Google account like Gmail service then it saves you each click in her computer memory and you can access it by logging in to your Gmail account. It will show you all the history related to your email address and what website you visited.

Although the computer cache is saved in tamp folder and you can access it any time. If you have not deleted your web history or you have selected the option for not saving of your history. In this case you cannot access your cache memory. But if you have saved your memory in computer then you can access it form the computer. It is also available in internet explorer under favorite tab and then you need to go to history tab.

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