I know many times Internet outage happens and you want to explore some of the Facebook images, but you're going to ask me how can I do it?
I'll tell you, do you know that your browser stores the Facebook images on its cache?
All what we are going to is to retrieve those images from the browser's cache, but you'll ask another question, how?
Also you can check : Reply automatically to your Facebook messages when you're away.
So we will explore those images with a small tool with about 80Kb FBCachView, it's a free and portable version there is no installation, and it's compatible with : Windows XP and up to Windows 8. Both 32-bit and 64-bit systems are supported.
When you download it extract the archive and open "FBCacheView" as administrator:
The program will be opened, let it scan you browser's cache and it will show you all the images, it's working on Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome also on Internet Explorer.
The program also has a really good feature it shows you if the image either a profile image or uploaded image:
See you in another post, Ciao;
I'll tell you, do you know that your browser stores the Facebook images on its cache?
All what we are going to is to retrieve those images from the browser's cache, but you'll ask another question, how?
Also you can check : Reply automatically to your Facebook messages when you're away.
So we will explore those images with a small tool with about 80Kb FBCachView, it's a free and portable version there is no installation, and it's compatible with : Windows XP and up to Windows 8. Both 32-bit and 64-bit systems are supported.
When you download it extract the archive and open "FBCacheView" as administrator:
The program will be opened, let it scan you browser's cache and it will show you all the images, it's working on Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome also on Internet Explorer.
The program also has a really good feature it shows you if the image either a profile image or uploaded image:
See you in another post, Ciao;
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