Note that opening the file 'about:cache' in netscape 2.0 accesses this log
file. You cannot load the actual cached files from it, however :-(
> All absolute/relative URL refs are
> apparently lost in(to) the cached files, but you can peruse the images and
> text. Thus you can browse offline previously visited URLs without having to
> pay connect fees. I presume(but do not know) that windows and UNIX versions
have
> similar cache files. Also, text and GIFs, etc are saved seperatly and are not
> displayed together, so you must bounce from pictur to text, etc, which may be
> confusing.
You may want to bounce around the history window. I'm not sure whether it works
without a network connection, but I have been loading cached pages when their
server was down, so I would hope that this extends to having no network at all.
This is for UNIX (SGI).
Cheers,
Christoph
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