VideoCacheView

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extract videos from your browser cache VideoCacheView enables you to extract Flash video files (.flv) from your browser cache and save them to a folder of your choice. It supports Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera and Google Chrome. The program automatically scans the cache of all supported browsers every time you run it. Copyright Snapfiles.com

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Publisher	NirSoft (136)	Price	Free
Version	3.11	Last updated	Feb 03, 2025
File Size	101 Kb	Requirements	None

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A very purposeful tool that just works!

by busybusy Oct 16, 2011 (Read all my 264 reviews)

Nir Sofer is amazing in the types of tools he develops. This is just another one for the books. It is a very purposeful tool that just works! Thanks for making it available. Two-Thumbs Up! Get it, use it, Rate it!

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Done it again

by gimpguy Sep 25, 2011 (Read all my 1159 reviews)

Yet another great and yet simple utility. I began finding spots where I watch some TV shows, not long, I had videos I forgot I watched in the list, played great, picked up on videos I currently looked at. You even have the save to HTML option, view SWF, etc... simply great!

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Easily extract from your browser's cache

by nc2k-nl Feb 12, 2011 (Read all my 2 reviews)

In my opinion VideoCacheView provides the simplest way of downloading video files from a website. Mostly you decide to want a video the moment you are watching it on a certain website, in that case you have already downloaded (part of) the file to your browser's cache. When your browser has completely downloaded it you just have to open VideoCacheView and copy it to where you want it. There are some limitations/exceptions depending on website restrictions or browser type but it works fine for me. I recommend FLV to AVI for converting, it's lightweight and portable, just as VideoCacheView.

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