Toggle Cache

Disables or enables the browser cache.

Total ratings

4.77 (Rating count: 13)

Review summary

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Pros
  • Simple and effective in toggling the cache.
  • Helps improve browser performance by managing cache effectively.
  • Neat, elegant interface that works as intended.
Cons
  • Changes both disk and memory cache settings, which some users may not want.
  • May not meet the needs of users who require specific cache behavior.
Most mentioned
  • Effectiveness of toggling cache.
  • Improvements in browser performance and reduced errors.
  • User-friendly and uncomplicated to use.
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User reviews

Recent rating average: 4.70
All time rating average: 4.77
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Date Author Rating Comment
2024-11-18 TechNyquist Exactly as effective and simple as I needed it. Thank you very much.
2024-09-28 Luka
2023-12-25 XQ
2022-12-31 John Golby A fantastic extension, having tested it for a couple of weeks it not only works as intended but is very effective - a big thanks to the developer. Easily a 5/5.
2022-12-26 GanJingWorld Gan Jing World is a clean, curated universe and a dynamic, overlapping network of integrated platforms and services. ==> https://www.ganjing.com
2022-11-06 AndreyL
2022-08-28 Ranis
2021-11-10 Firefox user 14558507 With or without it toggled it doesn't change anything for me... maybe it only desable the cache in writing, but not in reading... Does not fit my needs anyway.
2021-04-13 Dan Fire This is the best add-on for Fire-Mouse for too many reasons to list. Thank you..
2020-01-18 Firefox user 14180340 My original problem was that Firefox was saving 1 GB of cache on my hard drive, and in a few hours it would be up to 4000 fragmented files composed of 20,000 fragments. This has been killing me for a few years that I couldn't figure out what was responsible. Finally, I read about the Firefox cache. First I tried the Clear Cache add-on; clicking on it the first time, the number of fragmented files dropped from 2000 to 60. That's only with clearing the cache, without doing any defragmentation. I guess I don't really need Clear Cache anymore, I can uninstall it. This add-on -- Toggle Cache has completely toggled Off the cache -- hard drive and RAM, Firefox works just fine without them. And just as this first-generation i7 with Win7 is getting close to being thrown into the electronic recycling bin, I figured out what was causing so much pain to the hard drive all these years. Bad Firefox. But now it's good, again. And what about people with SSD's with the limited number of "writes?" The default cache setup for Firefox is just awful and a big waste, speeding up the degradation of users' local storage by 1000 times. Toggle Off your cache with this add-on, and then you don't have to memorize how to do it with about:config.
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