How to empty Google Chrome’s cache to fix the “waiting for cache” error
This post looks at how to clear the cache in Google’s Chrome web browser, which you will need to do if you are experiencing the "waiting for cache" error in Google Chrome.
Applications
Tips, Tricks, Howtos And Information About Some Useful Software Applications
This section contains tips and tricks, howtos and help about useful Windows and Linux software applications.
View and delete cookies for the current website in Firefox
Firefox 3 contains information about a page including a button to click through to see what cookies have been set for the current website. I’ve previously looked at viewing and deleting cookies in Firefox using another approach, but this post looks at how to do it for the current site only.
Installing subversion on CentOS
Subversion (SVN) is a version control system. This post looks at how to install subversion on CentOS (the process is similar for other Linux distros) and the setting up a repository.
Change the window title in Putty
Putty is an SSH/telnet/etc client which allows you to connect to remote servers such as a Linux or BSD webserver. When you change directories etc in a terminal shell the window title in Putty is likely to change, depending on the shell’s settings. This post looks at how to change the Putty window title to be what you want and how to prevent it changing as you change directories.
Change the download location and prompt in Google Chrome
By default Google Chrome will automatically save downloads to My DocumentsDownloads but it is possible to either specify an alternate automatic location or ask to be prompted each time. I covered this a while back for Firefox ("Change where Firefox saves files to by default") and in this post look at how to do this in Google’s Chrome browser.
View the raw email message in Gmail
In Gmail you can click the "show details" option to view some of the basic message headers such as who the email was to and from etc, but you can’t see the full raw message headers and message. There is a way to do it that isn’t particularly obvious and this post looks at how to do this.