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by mkl
1668 days ago
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More likely the original file is saved in the browser cache. That's why it loads faster when you reload the page, and slower when you do a full reload by holding down shift. In Firefox you can see the files with about:cache, and find them in ~/.cache/mozilla/firefox/e1wkkyx3.default/cache2/entries/ or similar (they have weird names with no extension, but the file command will identify them, in their original format). In Chrome they're packed into files with metadata like the URL at the start. You can extract the original file by looking at a file in the cache folder [1] and snipping the header off (you can guess where it is by looking at the file contents with xxd or a hex editor). More info (and link to a Windows viewer tool) here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6133490/how-can-i-read-c... [1] For me on Linux, Chrome's is ~/.cache/google-chrome/Default/Cache/ |
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