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How to restore site source information from cache?

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MrCelophane
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It's not firefox fault, I need help with cache/temporary internet files scavenging: I need to restore a link from a site I visited earlier. The link was in page source, written in HTML's <a href="THE_LINK">. I don't know if Firefox stores visited sites source codes, so I don't know if it's even possible? I tried to look for the link in cached files with Cache Viewer, but with no result. Can you help me?

It's not firefox fault, I need help with cache/temporary internet files scavenging: I need to restore a link from a site I visited earlier. The link was in page source, written in HTML's <a href="THE_LINK">. I don't know if Firefox stores visited sites source codes, so I don't know if it's even possible? I tried to look for the link in cached files with Cache Viewer, but with no result. Can you help me?

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cor-el
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If the Cache Viewer extension didn't show the file then it is most likely not in the browser cache.