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Cache Killer

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CRX ID
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Status
  • Extension status: Featured
Description from extension meta

Automatically clear your browser cache before loading a page. Can be enabled/disabled with a single mouse click

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Cache Killer
Description from store

Please be aware that the extension reverts to the "off" state whenever the browser restarts. To prevent this, use the "Enable on start" option in the extension settings (right click on extension button, then "Options").

Latest reviews

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Working!
Sam
Scammed someone's mom last night, 10 out of 10 working!
Akpovi Godsent
Scam! Doesn't work
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doesnt work
Justas Arbatauskis
best plugin for cache
Chikodze M
I have been using the Classic Cache Killer plugin for many years. Google reported that a virus was found in the plugin and blocked the plugin. I opened the source code and started reading, fortunately there were only 3 files. It turned out that in the plugin about 5-10% of the code is working with the cache, and the remaining 90% of code collect personal data and send it either to cache-killer.com or to facebook.com. The current Cache Killer does not contain anything unnecessary, only the code clearing the cache.
Jon Dattorro
In Extension Details, go to Extension options. Select "Enable on Start" to prevent turn off.
Gábor Lippert
The extension frequently turns off automatically for no apparent reason. I never encountered this issue with the Cache Killer Classic version, and that's why I can't give this more than 3 stars. In its current unreliable state, I'm not sure it's worth keeping. Before Cache Killer Classic was removed from the extension store, it was the best flush-cache extension because it operated in the background reliably and predictably. There was no need to constantly check if the extension was still active or to click an icon every few refreshes. If I can't trust an extension to do its job, I usually just remove it.
Ronald Kools
Works okay, but on refresh sometimes switches off. The Cache Killer Classic didn't have that issue.