Temp. Internet files with firefox

[JH2688]

I want to know how to save my temporary internet files so i can get it back next time i come back to the page.

for example: if i watch a video and then leave the page or close firefox. I want to be able to come back to that page and watch that video without reloading it.

recently i was watching a movie that took a long time to load. and about a half hour into it, it went to a different website for some reason. and now i lost that entire video.

[tommie gorman]

Its easy in IE, not sure about Firefox. 

[JH2688]

I know how to do it on IE also, but i've pretty much switched to firefox now.

[Buntz]

Find this using Google. Hope it helps you out.

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070706105232AAvuK11

[JH2688]

that kinda helped Buntz. I was able to find a youtube video that i just watch in my cache, and play it through Winamp media player. I increased the size of my disk cache to accommodate larger videos.  So if I loose another video i should be able to find it in the dish cache and still be able to play it.

[coknuck]

I got confused read the other link and found this one easier to understand.

http://www.walkernews.net/2007/11/19/how-to-save-flash-video-from-firefox-cache-folder/

[tmp]

In firefox, if you have a add-on called CacheViewer, AND you recognize the time of the download, you can look through the cache and save it out with the proper extension.

[JH2688]

I got the CacheViewer. and it seems to work. I dont plan on using it everyday, just when a video i want get lost.

Ive only tried it on a flash video. I dont need it for flash because they load quickly anyway. I would mostly use it on a divx format, because of the long load times.

Thx for the help guys