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Hi forum,
have searched through the threads here and didn’t find anything about the browser forgetting it’s caches so i’m bringing it up.
I have quite some folders containing images i constantly jump between and from time to time i have to see that folders that were freshly cached yesterday are being cached again which of course means all my rotations and even worse, my last raw-converter settings are gone.
This is by now quite tedious because this way my trust in the browser as my central administration is gone.
Has anybody experienced this too and found a cure? Or am i just missing something?
I noticed that from 1000+ images in a folder work with the browser is slowing down significantly – say you just put a number of microdrives from a shoot in, let cache, check the images and delete the unwanted – the time it takes the cache file to update itself is unnerving, even if you just delete one of course.
So i thought maybe i have too much folders with subfolders spread over 2 drives, maybe there is some kind of limit to the number of caches or their size so that i am in a state now where one cache gets deleted in favor of the actual one being written …
I’d appreciate any input on this, be it RTFM or a hint for an upcoming cs service release 😉
regards,
lX
have searched through the threads here and didn’t find anything about the browser forgetting it’s caches so i’m bringing it up.
I have quite some folders containing images i constantly jump between and from time to time i have to see that folders that were freshly cached yesterday are being cached again which of course means all my rotations and even worse, my last raw-converter settings are gone.
This is by now quite tedious because this way my trust in the browser as my central administration is gone.
Has anybody experienced this too and found a cure? Or am i just missing something?
I noticed that from 1000+ images in a folder work with the browser is slowing down significantly – say you just put a number of microdrives from a shoot in, let cache, check the images and delete the unwanted – the time it takes the cache file to update itself is unnerving, even if you just delete one of course.
So i thought maybe i have too much folders with subfolders spread over 2 drives, maybe there is some kind of limit to the number of caches or their size so that i am in a state now where one cache gets deleted in favor of the actual one being written …
I’d appreciate any input on this, be it RTFM or a hint for an upcoming cs service release 😉
regards,
lX
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