I have had my ASUS Eee Transformer and keyboard for nearly a month now and I am appreciating its capabilities more every day.
My question has to do with how the default Android browser, or any other available browsers, handles temporary files in the cache. In using Windows for the past many years, I have appreciated the ability to access the Internet Explorer or Mozilla browsers "temporary files" directory to capture video clips and other graphics that are stored automatically when you view them through the browser. Since the default Android browser offers "clear cache" as one of its options under "privacy" under the settings tab, I was hoping that this browser also captured these viewed files as they were streamed to the browser. So far, I have been unable to view these temorary files in the cache. If anyone has any information as to how I might be able to access these temporary files, I would appreciate it.
Thanks in advance ... Gazelle2
My question has to do with how the default Android browser, or any other available browsers, handles temporary files in the cache. In using Windows for the past many years, I have appreciated the ability to access the Internet Explorer or Mozilla browsers "temporary files" directory to capture video clips and other graphics that are stored automatically when you view them through the browser. Since the default Android browser offers "clear cache" as one of its options under "privacy" under the settings tab, I was hoping that this browser also captured these viewed files as they were streamed to the browser. So far, I have been unable to view these temorary files in the cache. If anyone has any information as to how I might be able to access these temporary files, I would appreciate it.
Thanks in advance ... Gazelle2