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nscache-0.1pl1.tgz
nscache is a simple program to browse the Netscape cache directory with a GTK UI. It shows the contents of the browser cache in a three level hierarchy of files: protocols, servers and documents. nscache permits you to files to the cache, remove files or gather various information about specific files. Homepage here. By Stefan Ondrejica.
nscache-0.2.tgz
nscache is a simple program to browse the Netscape cache directory with a GTK UI. It shows the contents of the browser cache in a three level hierarchy of files: protocols, servers and documents. nscache permits you to files to the cache, remove files or gather various information about specific files. Changes: You can now launch any viewer on a cache entry or associated URL and copy a URL to clipboard, configuration has been added via a ~/.nscacherc file, and the commandline is now handled with getopt(). By Stefan Ondrejica.
nscache-0.2pl1.tgz
nscache is a simple program to browse the Netscape cache directory with a GTK UI. It shows the contents of the browser cache in a three level hierarchy of files: protocols, servers and documents. nscache permits you to files to the cache, remove files or gather various information about specific files. Changes: Minor bug fixes and enhancements. Homepage here. By Stefan Ondrejicka
nscache-0.2pl2.tgz
nscache is a simple program to browse the Netscape cache directory with a GTK UI. It shows the contents of the browser cache in a three level hierarchy of files: protocols, servers and documents. nscache permits you to files to the cache, remove files or gather various information about specific files. Changes: UI reorganization, minor bug fixes and portability fixes. Homepage here. By Stefan Ondrejicka
nscache-0.3.tgz
nscache is a simple program to browse the Netscape cache directory with a GTK UI. It shows the contents of the browser cache in a three level hierarchy of files: protocols, servers and documents or in sorted list. nscache permits you to view files from the cache, remove files, or gather various information about specific files. Homepage here. By Stefan Ondrejicka