Override automatic cache option disabled?
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Override automatic cache option disabled?
I've recently noticed in the 3 PC's I use that the "Override automatic cache management (Limit cache to 250 MB...)" option has been unchecked/disabled without me touching it. I think the enabled status is the Pale Moon default. Maybe a recent update didn't enforce this?
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Information to include when asking for support - How to apply user agent overrides
How to auto-fill passwords
Windows 10 Pro • Pale Moon x64 • Emsisoft Anti-Malware
Information to include when asking for support - How to apply user agent overrides
How to auto-fill passwords
Windows 10 Pro • Pale Moon x64 • Emsisoft Anti-Malware
Re: Override automatic cache option disabled?
The override status is no longer enforced as a default (that was a leftover from sticking closer to Firefox and needing to override the settings of it) - with redoing the cache handling, I disabled the override to have automatic handling take over.
So, this change of default was by design (and it will use a similarly conservative default for automatic) - you can go back to overriding the default if you prefer, though.
So, this change of default was by design (and it will use a similarly conservative default for automatic) - you can go back to overriding the default if you prefer, though.
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