Save to cache: keeps copies of files on your computer for faster browsing.

Don't update: prevents these files to be rewritten/downloaded again for a number of hours, even if the HTTP server tells your browser that it needs to re-download them. Remember that this is just about rewritting the files, and that HandyCache won't delete any file automatically. You need to use the "clean cache" option manually now and then.

I'm planning to create a blog with tutorials in English.

See this thread:


You don't need to edit anything on the URL Transforming list. This option is just for advanced users who want to change the directory structure of the cache.

Open the HandyCache folder with Windows Explorer and then the "Cache" folder to see how it's organized automatically. That's what I'm talking about. "URL transforming" changes the order of folders. You will never have to change this option.

mirny, what did I miss? Should I have said "restructuring directories and files"?

That's it then. Maybe mai62 should add a short description of every tab on their top, so people won't mistake "URL transforming" for "Redirect".