MSIE Cache Browser
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MSIE Cache Browser
MSIE Cache Browser
This file-system plugin allows to browse Microsoft Internet Explorer cache ("Temporary Internet Files" folder contents). Unlike Windows Explorer, plugin shows cache contents in structured form: domains list, sites list for every domain, URLs list for every site. View/delete operations are supported for cache entries.
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This file-system plugin allows to browse Microsoft Internet Explorer cache ("Temporary Internet Files" folder contents). Unlike Windows Explorer, plugin shows cache contents in structured form: domains list, sites list for every domain, URLs list for every site. View/delete operations are supported for cache entries.
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Last edited by Alextp on 2012-09-21, 07:10 UTC, edited 6 times in total.
Hi Alex,
Another great addition to TC
Thanks 
My findings:
1. Installation is smooth
2. when I open MSIE Cache, the first entry is [], doesn't do anything.
3. Below the [] are two <cachedsoap id ....>, when I navigate into that folder I eventually come to a file that cannot be shown. It gives me the error "Error during downloading file".
4. When I have a list of pages from a website, the pages get split at the domain level. For example "http://www.google.nl/" the .nl/ ends up in the extension field. This causes TC not to recognize it as html, so I cannot view it with IEView. Other listers work fine. My request is not to split webpages
5. Some files I can see with both CTRL-Q and F3, and others not. There seems to be no pattern.
That is all for now
Regards,
RolandD
P.s. Any chance on the same thing for Firefox
Another great addition to TC


My findings:
1. Installation is smooth
2. when I open MSIE Cache, the first entry is [], doesn't do anything.
3. Below the [] are two <cachedsoap id ....>, when I navigate into that folder I eventually come to a file that cannot be shown. It gives me the error "Error during downloading file".
4. When I have a list of pages from a website, the pages get split at the domain level. For example "http://www.google.nl/" the .nl/ ends up in the extension field. This causes TC not to recognize it as html, so I cannot view it with IEView. Other listers work fine. My request is not to split webpages

5. Some files I can see with both CTRL-Q and F3, and others not. There seems to be no pattern.
That is all for now

Regards,
RolandD
P.s. Any chance on the same thing for Firefox

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Alextp, thanks for this great plugin! Very useful!
2. can't see that, so not confirmed -> I've DirBrackets=0
3. can't see both, so not confirmed
4. confirmed
5. confirmed
Additional: ReRead button (reread cache) doesn't work, although Ctrl+R works fine.
But I've seen here that you're already hunting for information according this.
Alextp, only peanuts to fix, right!

1. confirmedBotak wrote:1. Installation is smooth
2. when I open MSIE Cache, the first entry is [], doesn't do anything.
3. Below the [] are two <cachedsoap id ....>, when I navigate into that folder I eventually come to a file that cannot be shown. It gives me the error "Error during downloading file".
4. When I have a list of pages from a website, the pages get split at the domain level. For example "http://www.google.nl/" the .nl/ ends up in the extension field. This causes TC not to recognize it as html, so I cannot view it with IEView. Other listers work fine. My request is not to split webpages
5. Some files I can see with both CTRL-Q and F3, and others not. There seems to be no pattern.
2. can't see that, so not confirmed -> I've DirBrackets=0
3. can't see both, so not confirmed
4. confirmed
5. confirmed
Additional: ReRead button (reread cache) doesn't work, although Ctrl+R works fine.
But I've seen here that you're already hunting for information according this.
Alextp, only peanuts to fix, right!

Everyone believing in telekinesis, raise my hand!
2Botak
In my cache folder all files have weird names but this are just plain files of all kind (html, gif, jpg, png, zip). I guess the real names are stored in another file to be able to store files with the same name in one folder. I don't think we need a packer plugin here but a filesystem plugin which shows the real filenames in a hierachical way could be nice. Maybe ther eis already one?Any chance on the same thing for Firefox
2. I do not have DirBrackets defined at all. Adding DirBrackets=0 the first entry of [] is gone.Lesmo16 wrote:Alextp, thanks for this great plugin! Very useful!![]()
1. confirmedBotak wrote:1. Installation is smooth
2. when I open MSIE Cache, the first entry is [], doesn't do anything.
3. Below the [] are two <cachedsoap id ....>, when I navigate into that folder I eventually come to a file that cannot be shown. It gives me the error "Error during downloading file".
4. When I have a list of pages from a website, the pages get split at the domain level. For example "http://www.google.nl/" the .nl/ ends up in the extension field. This causes TC not to recognize it as html, so I cannot view it with IEView. Other listers work fine. My request is not to split webpages
5. Some files I can see with both CTRL-Q and F3, and others not. There seems to be no pattern.
2. can't see that, so not confirmed -> I've DirBrackets=0
3. can't see both, so not confirmed
4. confirmed
5. confirmed
Additional: ReRead button (reread cache) doesn't work, although Ctrl+R works fine.
But I've seen here that you're already hunting for information according this.
Alextp, only peanuts to fix, right!
3. They are still visible even with DirBrackets=0
P.s.: I found out that you can use: "about:cache?device=disk" in the location bar in FireFox and it will give you your cache in lines like:
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Key: http://www.ghisler.ch/board/posting.php?mode=topicreview&t=801
Data size: 5892 bytes
Fetch count: 4
Last modified: 10/06/05 13:04:40
Expires: 01/01/70 01:00:00
Registered user #92105
2. Not confirmed also. I have none of the broken entries...Botak wrote:2. when I open MSIE Cache, the first entry is [], doesn't do anything.
3. Below the [] are two <cachedsoap id ....>, when I navigate into that folder I eventually come to a file that cannot be shown. It gives me the error "Error during downloading file".
4. When I have a list of pages from a website, the pages get split at the domain level. For example "http://www.google.nl/" the .nl/ ends up in the extension field. This causes TC not to recognize it as html, so I cannot view it with IEView. Other listers work fine. My request is not to split webpages
5. Some files I can see with both CTRL-Q and F3, and others not. There seems to be no pattern.
3. I don't see that. What "Cached soap ids"? Can you send me screenshot by email?
4. This is by design - filenames for entries are named with URLs. I don't want to change this..
5. All files are visible for me (doesn't matter, by F3 or Ctrl-Q). Can you tell what URLs are not visible, and what real filenames for them are in Explorer view of cache? Sometimes - files are deleted from IE cache, but URLs are still in cache, so that are URLs without files.
PS. For Firefox or Opera - I don't have Firefox/Opera cache API.
I wrote in Readme.txt, that you should run "Reread cache", then press Ctrl-R. Without pressing Ctrl-R - I don't know how to do it...Lesmo16 wrote:Additional: ReRead button (reread cache) doesn't work, although Ctrl+R works fine.
2&3: I have sent you a screenshotAlextp wrote:2. Not confirmed also. I have none of the broken entries...Botak wrote:2. when I open MSIE Cache, the first entry is [], doesn't do anything.
3. Below the [] are two <cachedsoap id ....>, when I navigate into that folder I eventually come to a file that cannot be shown. It gives me the error "Error during downloading file".
4. When I have a list of pages from a website, the pages get split at the domain level. For example "http://www.google.nl/" the .nl/ ends up in the extension field. This causes TC not to recognize it as html, so I cannot view it with IEView. Other listers work fine. My request is not to split webpages
5. Some files I can see with both CTRL-Q and F3, and others not. There seems to be no pattern.
3. I don't see that. What "Cached soap ids"? Can you send me screenshot by email?
4. This is by design - filenames for entries are named with URLs. I don't want to change this..
5. All files are visible for me (doesn't matter, by F3 or Ctrl-Q). Can you tell what URLs are not visible, and what real filenames for them are in Explorer view of cache? Sometimes - files are deleted from IE cache, but URLs are still in cache, so that are URLs without files.
4. I do not mean to change the filenames or anything but my idea was not to split them so the plugins could recognize them. I see there is no file extension to quite a few, so IEView will not pick up. You can forget about this one

5. I think I have found something.
In IE:
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http://ad.nl.doubleclick.net/712695/Flash-Sony-Ercisson-234x60.swf?clickTag=http://ad.nl.doubleclick.net/
click%3Bh=v5|3309|3|0|%2a|p%3B20372035%3B1-0%3B0%3B11817120%3B4-234|60%3B12070385|
12088281|1%3B%3B%7Esscs%3D%3fhttp%3A//www.vodafone.nl/Prive/Abonnement_en_prepaid/Prepaid/
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http://ad.nl.doubleclick.net/712695/Flash-Sony-Ercisson-234x60.swf?clickTag=http://ad.nl.doubleclick.net/
click%3Bh=v5|3308|3|0|%2a|p%3B20372035%3B1-0%3B0%3B11817120%3B4-234|60%3B12070385|
12088281|1%3B%3B%7Esscs%3D%3fhttp%3A//www.vodafone.nl/Prive/Abonnement_e
I found that there is an option in FireFox to display them.Alextp wrote: PS. For Firefox or Opera - I don't have Firefox/Opera cache API.
Is it just me or do more people see their MSN emoticons in the IE Cache also? Interesting

Registered user #92105
I see... Can you now go to MSIE options-> Temporary Internet Files -> View files (to list all cache items). Pls look how these strange entries (URLs) look there. What URLs should be for that "cachesoupid"?Botak wrote:2&3: I have sent you a screenshot
I cannot not to split them, it's TC doing this.4. I do not mean to change the filenames or anything but my idea was not to split them so the plugins could recognize them. I see there is no file extension to quite a few, so IEView will not pick up.
I'll check this.Some others I found the same. They are cut off, thus generating the error.
I wish that it can be like in FAR Manager: in FAR I always get FindData item in my functions, not only FindData.cFileName.Lefteous wrote:There is nothing you can do (maybe pray for a plugin API enhancement)
And from FindData I can receive pointer to my URL - using dwReserved0 param, for example.
Version 1.1 will show Cookies, as ordinary cache items. (Not as a group.)Botak wrote:Feature Request:
Would be nice if we could group the cookies together
Version 1.1.0 (link in first post), changes:
11.10.05: added IECache.lng language file;
added IECache.ini file with options:
Language: set language,
ShowCookies: set visibility of Cookies,
OfflineOpen: set offline mode on URL opening,
OfflineStart: set offline mode on plugin start,
ConfirmOpen: set confirmation on URL opening,
SkipDomains: set skipping of 2nd-level domains;
fixed files search;
fixed panel rereading;
added "MSIE version" string to plugin properties messagebox
2Alextp
Thanks for the update. The search works indeed but found another issue there: Go to file or double click on file does not take me to the file. Clicking on a folder, it does work.
Is there a configuration dialog for the options or will there be one?
I translated it to Dutch and find the OK and Cancel button on the question if you want to open the URL are not translateable yet.
There are the items 10 - 21 in the language file. In which screen do they appear or is this for further development?
A nice thing I noticed is, when I press CTRL-B while being somewhat to the end of the panel, the position is moved upwards by 2/3 of the screen
This only works if you are not completely at the bottom or top of the list.
When I press ALT-Enter on a regular file I get the Windows properties screen. Pressing ALT-Enter on a file in MSIE, I get another Version Information screen. Is this part of MSIE? These strings I do not see in the language part.
That is all for now
Thanks for the update. The search works indeed but found another issue there: Go to file or double click on file does not take me to the file. Clicking on a folder, it does work.
Is there a configuration dialog for the options or will there be one?
I translated it to Dutch and find the OK and Cancel button on the question if you want to open the URL are not translateable yet.
There are the items 10 - 21 in the language file. In which screen do they appear or is this for further development?
A nice thing I noticed is, when I press CTRL-B while being somewhat to the end of the panel, the position is moved upwards by 2/3 of the screen

When I press ALT-Enter on a regular file I get the Windows properties screen. Pressing ALT-Enter on a file in MSIE, I get another Version Information screen. Is this part of MSIE? These strings I do not see in the language part.
That is all for now

Registered user #92105