Google Cache

[jaysh4922]

Google stores copies of frequency access web pages in the Google cache and this is a way of speeding up access when using the search engine.

[rajusrivasvt]

You have given good information about google cache. its main work to download the files and gives results according to cache report.

[RH-Calvin]

Google cache is the certificate that it provides for a webpage signifying that the search engine has read your webpage and is now ready for storing the same into its database.

[RobMorrow71]

thanks for sharing this useful discussion here with us.

[tarquinhall]

Google, the page is examined, and are usually a snapshot of themselves, but as a backup, that it caches of the treasures. Google makes use of in the repository version is from the page is the judge of whether a good match for us.

[josephinek]

google cache is the copy of information and stored in search engine till clear the history.

[jamesnixon487]

Google cache is the version on which it indexed a website and the version of the website.

[anirban09P]

The Google “cache” command will help you find the cached copy – the way the Web page looked when Google’s spiders indexed it - of any Web page. This especially comes in handy if you’re looking for a Web site that is no longer there (for whatever reason), or if the Web site you’re looking for is down due to an unusually high volume of traffic.

[praveen007]

A web cache stores copies of documents passing through Google cache.

[Basant]

cache helps to you to know that when Google spider index your page...

[Chhaya]

The Google “cache” command will help you find the cached copy – the way the Web page looked when Google’s spiders indexed it - of any Web page.
This especially comes in handy if you’re looking for a Web site that is no longer there (for whatever reason), or if the Web site you’re looking for is down due to an unusually high volume of traffic.

[shoponics]

I think that The Google “cache” command will help you find the cached copy – the way the Web page looked when Google’s spiders indexed it - of any Web page. This especially comes in handy if you’re looking for a Web site that is no longer there (for whatever reason), or if the Web site you’re looking for is down due to an unusually high volume of traffic.