Hello. Please tell me how to extract the image from the Google Chrome cache? And How? Think there are any folders on your hard drive?

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    Try to look in the "Temporary Internet Files". On the seven, the path is C: \ Users \ Your account \ AppData \ Local \ Microsoft \ Windows \ Temporary Internet Files \ Content.IE5 , there should be temporary folders.

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      In Win XP, the location is: C: \ Documents and Settings \ ACCOUNT \ Local Settings \ Temporary Internet Files - Vasilesk
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      Chrome does not store the cache in this folder. He has his own cache folder - ReinRaus

    chrome://cache - view links.

    c:\Users\имя_вашего_юзера\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Cache\ - files.

    VideoCacheView - to filter, upload and view.

    • thanks, it helped! If you were an active participant, I would give you a bounty. - 4per

    It's very simple: in the folder

     c:\Users\имя_вашего_юзера\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Cache\

    search for JFIF content for jpg, PNG for png, GIF89 for gif, copy them somewhere and attach the corresponding extension to them.

      Of course, it may not be original, but as a fact, type chrome in the address bar of your browser: // cache

        chrome: // cache / or about: cache

        • Unfortunately, server responses to HTTP requests are stored there, and in order to see a picture, for example, you will have to write a program that parses that response and generates an image. It is unlikely that this will be mastered by the majority of those who have viewed this question ... Although, if it is done, the desired image will become much easier to search for, because now there is their URL. - Vasilesk
        • This will simplify image search by date and url name, and it will be easier to search further in the cache. - XeL077
        • You do not need to write anything, the VideoCacheView program specified in the adjacent response does it all. - 4per