At close, it pops-up a wee GUI, which asks if you want to clear the cache or not. This is modified from the one I've been using for a while with Ungoogled Chromium, which doesn't possess the ability to manage its cache like most other 'clones'. Less than a meg installed, and enables functionality with many newer utilities, too. It should work with the versions of YAD most newer 64-bit Puppies come with OOTB, but if not then I've attached a 'generic' 64-bit. If 'Yes' is selected, it deletes the contents of the cache. usr/lib/gtkdialog/box_splash -placement top -bg "#07FE18" -fg black -timeout 5 -text " ~~~ CACHE CLEARED! ~~~" & exit 0 Rm -rf $HERE/PROFILE/spot/google-chrome/Default/Cache/* button="NO THANKS - don't clear cache":1 \ Then decide exactly what you want to clear.Ĭode: Select all yad -undecorated -center -text=" Do you wish to clear Chrome's cache? " \ First item in the Privacy & Security sub-section->Clear browsing data. To clear it, Settings Menu (hamburger, top right)->Privacy & Security. Unfortunately, unlike 'zilla-based browsers - where you can set a maximum cache size (so it never gets any larger) - the best you can do with the 'clones' is to periodically clear it out.and that all depends on how big you're prepared to let it get. If I delete any stuff out of that remaining 1 GB, the browser will stop working.! Hard to believe just how svelte & lightweight the thing was when first released, a decade and a half ago.although most people tend to judge app size by that of the package it comes in, forgetting the thing will swell by between 250%-300% once decompressed and installed. The cache only accounts for around 300 MB of that. My own profile currently occupies around 1.35 GB. Although the main profile also occupies a shed-load of space, too. The cache fills up like crazy, like you wouldn't believe. For these Chromium-based browsers, that's totally normal.
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