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You Deleted Your Cookies? Think Again (Wired)You Deleted Your Cookies? Think Again (Wired)Posted Aug 12, 2009 13:37 UTC (Wed) by kfiles (subscriber, #11628)In reply to: You Deleted Your Cookies? Think Again (Wired) by tetromino Parent article: You Deleted Your Cookies? Think Again (Wired)
> Is there likely to be anything of value stored in the directory?
Also, the flash cache is used to improve performance, and in the case of features like bitmap filters and compositing on vector art, is a prerequisite. So, some of the niftier UI elements of flash apps could break if the asset cache isn't writable. I'm not sure whether they would degrade gracefully, or not.
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You Deleted Your Cookies? Think Again (Wired) Posted Aug 15, 2009 2:02 UTC (Sat) by dirtyepic (subscriber, #30178) [Link]
on my system the asset cache is in ~/.adobe, or at least it contains an AssetCache directory that ~/.macromedia does not.
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