An example of a cached page in Google Chrome.
(Credit: Screenshot by Nicole Cozma/CNET)
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Ever use Google to search for an answer and when you find it in the search results and click on the page, it's gone? How annoying. Another bothersome occurrence appears when a Web page layout has changed, and the information you usually find in a certain place is now moved somewhere else. For times like this, Google's page cache is amazingly useful. The results are not 100 percent guaranteed to show you exactly what you're looking for, but hey, there's not a whole lot of 100 percent anythings left in the world.
Before Google went through its home page identity crisis, the cached link took residence beneath each search result. However, this link has now moved to a more elusive spot on the search result page. So here are two ways you can quickly look at cached pages, whether you want... [Read more]
by Nicole Cozma via CNET How To
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