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How to delete cached files not accessed last n days?

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Hello,

im not closing my Firefox, im just sleep my computer. I want to save network and CPU so i set disk cache to be 800Mb. I started using Firefox yesterday. Just want to ask how i delete cached files that was not accessed in last example 5 days, so they do not eat space? Any plugin that allows automatic pruning of cache folder based on frequency of access to the cached contents or such please? As an amateur user i think it would be handy for me to set some treshold after which if cache element is not used, is removed.

Thx

Hello, im not closing my Firefox, im just sleep my computer. I want to save network and CPU so i set disk cache to be 800Mb. I started using Firefox yesterday. Just want to ask how i delete cached files that was not accessed in last example 5 days, so they do not eat space? Any plugin that allows automatic pruning of cache folder based on frequency of access to the cached contents or such please? As an amateur user i think it would be handy for me to set some treshold after which if cache element is not used, is removed. Thx

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guigs
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To access the fetch count, about:cache in a new window will show all the entries. However I could not find an add on that delete entries based on the number of times it was accessed only the recorded history over a period of time.

However if you are familiar with sqlite it is possible to edit the places.sqlite file with the add on SQLite Manager. It might be a customized alternative.