Increase Browser Cache memory in Chrome, Internet Explorer and Firefox

How to Increase Browser Cache memory in Chrome, Internet Explorer and Firefox

What Is A Browser Cache?

The browser cache is a temporary storage location on your computer for files downloaded by your browser to display websites. Files that are cached locally include any documents that make up a website, such as html files, CSS style sheets, JavaScript scripts, as well as graphic images and other multimedia content.
When you revisit a website, the browser checks which content was updated in the meantime and only downloads updated files or what is not already stored in the cache. This reduces bandwidth usage on both the user and server side and allows the page to load faster. Hence, the cache is especially useful when you have a slow or limited Internet connection.

1-Follow below steps to Increase Cache memory in Internet Explorer.

Open Internet Explorer
Click Tool icon (Gear icon upper right of the browser)
Now Select Internet Option
Below in Browsing History and click on Setting
Now a window will appear
In Temporary Internet Files select automatically and write the size of memory you want to allocate at least 256 (1= 1MB) or more if you have lots of free storage.
Click OK and save your changes then click OK/Apply again to close the windows.

2-Follow below steps to Increase Cache memory in Mozilla Firefox.

Open Firefox
Click on Tools >> Options >> Advanced
In “Cache Web Content” select “Override automatic cache management.”
write the size of memory you want to allocate at least 256(1=1MB)
Now click on OK to save the setting

3-Follow below steps to Increase Cache memory in Google Chrome.

Right Click on the Google Chrome icon in desktop
Select properties
Properties >> Shortcut Tab
Below find Target and click inside the box
Now press “End” key on the keyboard and give space before entering the given code below.
Now copy and paste this at the end: -disk-cache-size-1000000
Click OK to save the setting.