Free cached page software for mac

While designing and testing a site it is often necessary to view the same pages numerous times in various browsers while testing them. As the browsers display the files they will typically store this data locally in their cache files.

If the page is viewed again then the browser will look through its cache files and try and serve the page from here. Although this generally speeds up access to pages if the page changes then there is a strong chance that the browser will display old (cached) information.

Cache Buster applies a unique code to each link on the page so that browsers are forced to pull the data from the server rather than its own cache

IE Cache Trasher deletes a file called "download cache" which can get quite big if you do not watch it. This file stores incomplete and complete downloads (the latter only if you set IE to remember your last completed downloads). It can grow to enormous proportions; mine was 119 MB the first time I checked!

When IE Cache Trasher is run, if the download cache exists, a dialog will display the size of the cache in kilobytes and give you the option to delete it. Depending on your choice, IE Cache Trasher will inform you of the success of your choice, then quit.

Completly freeware.

If you scan documents or collect documents in PDF, it can be very handy to have a catalog of all your files complete with page numbers.

Count PDF Pages is an Automator Action can quickly create a tab delimited list of all your PDF files with their page counts! You can then use a spreadsheet program such as Microsoft Excel to format your catalog into a professional table of contents.

The Save Page Source script will allow you to easily save the HTML source of the page in the current tab, or the source of the selection if there is one, to a new .html file and open it in your default text editor or other application of your choice.
The file is saved to either the Downloads folder (Leopard) or the Desktop (Tiger), or you may specify a folder of your choice within the script file. You can also set an option to open the saved file in the background. (Open the file in Script Editor and follow the instructions to set these options and customize the scripts behavior.)
The Save Page Source script offers an alternative to the "View Source in..." scripts for text/html editors that dont have the necessary applescript support for adding content to documents without saving it first.
INSTALLATION: Unzip and copy the Save Page Source script to the path ~/Library/Scripts/Applications/Camino/, where the tilde (~) represents your home folder, creating any subfolders that dont already exist. The Save Page Source script will appear under a "Camino Scripts" heading in your system-wide Script menu when Camino is the frontmost application. In Camino 1.6 or later, the Save Page Source script can be placed on the Camino toolbar by draggig it from the "Customize Toolbar" drop-down sheet.

System requirements:
- Camino 2.0 Beta 3 or later

Clean Caches 3.2 is an easy-to-use, powerful and perfect shell and desktop program. Cleans out ~/Library/Caches, /System/Library/Caches, and /Library/Caches Great for use with ARD/NetBoot! ***THERE IS NO APPLICATION!*** (the installer IS the program!) When the package is "installed", scripts run in the background and empty out the folders previously mentioned. To "Clean Caches" again, run the installer again.

Quick Uncache can be used to delete cached items in Mac OS 10.2 (Jaguar).Quick Uncache will not run in previous versions of the Mac OS. Pop-up help in the main window of Quick Uncache provides information about the cache deletion choices. Clicking Cancel in the password entry dialog will quit the application.

If no deletion choices are selected when the Clear Cache button is clicked, no actions will be performed, and Quick Uncache will remain open. Quick Uncache will attempt to restart when it has performed the requested actions, but if it fails to do so for any reason, its very important to restart manually as soon as possible.

Safari Next Page makes it easy to quickly skip to the next page of a multi-page web document. The script looks for commonly named links used to indicate "next page" on web sites that spread documents over numerous pages.
By attaching this script to a Safari keyboard shortcut you can easily keyboard navigate through web news stories, search page results, etc.
Completly freeware.
Enhancements:
- Support for graphical links named next.gif or next.jpg