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I'm looking for any web browser that doesn't have a disk cache, instead, which keeps all data in RAM. Preferably a minimalistic browser, but any that doesn't have a disk cache will do. It has to run on Linux.

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    So, the cache should be emptied when closing the browser, or should it save the cache on the disk when closing, and load it into the RAM when starting it again?
    – unor
    Commented Apr 25, 2019 at 3:15
  • Preferably no cache at all, everything in RAM, and nothing saved on the disk ever.
    – Ntechhh
    Commented Apr 25, 2019 at 15:19

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Firefox

  1. Open about:config
  2. Set browser.cache.disk.enable to false
  3. Set browser.cache.memory.enable to true
  4. Give some more space to memory cache if you like (defaults to 32M):
    Create a new Integer entry browser.cache.memory.capacity if not already available and enter e.g. 131072 to give 128M.
  5. Verify settings at about:cache
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