Cache Viewer

Cache Viewer is a small-sized application that can be used to extract and view the cache content saved within web browsers. This includes images, videos and flashes stored on your computer during webpage visits. It offers support for Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, and other web browsers.

View and extract content from web browsers

Following a speedy setup operation that shouldn't bring up any issues, the utility gets launched in a user-friendly interface with a neatly structured layout, providing immediately access to the cache.
Cache contents are automatically detected by the tool at startup, so you don't have to click any buttons to make this happen. The objects are organized in different categories by type and web browsers, and they can be accessed from the left side of the main window.

Check out thumbnails and save content to your computer

You can preview the thumbnails of images and videos, play content via the right-click menu, save files to a favorite location on your computer if you wish to keep the cache, as well as remove items from your hard drive to free up space.
Rescans can be performed with one click if any cache-related changes have been made since the last scan. Filters can be applied to narrow down search results if you're looking for a particular object. For example, Cache Viewer can be instructed to ignore images, audio content, flash or video. It can also ignore files smaller than a specific size or which were recorded by the web browser a long time ago.

Easy-to-use cache viewer and extractor

As far as program settings are concerned, you can modify the default grid and list view of the thumbnail size, as well as prevent the tool from checking for updates.
It worked smoothly on the latest Windows edition in our tests, performing scans quickly while having a small impact on the resources usage. All aspects considered, Cache Viewer offers a simple and straightforward solution for viewing and extracting cache files from all popular web browsers, and it's wrapped in an intuitive interface.