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Can anyone explain what the process Safari Web Content (Cached) actually does?
I keep getting the message that this process has "quit unexpectedly". What I want to know, though, is what the process actually does.
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 11.7
Quote from a well respected contributor @John Galt
" Cache files exist to increase performance, so that previously downloaded page elements don't have to be dowloaded every time unless they have been changed. The fact it's taking a lot of memory means it's working. "
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When we each understand what all this means, good luck with this
Good Luck just the same
Yes. I know what cache files are and I has already read John Galt's response, but that doesn't answer my question. What I am wanting to know what the process Safari Web Content (Cached) actually does.
It would appear to be Self Explanatory
Is there something specific that is not understood ?
It is not at all self-explanatory. This is the name of a process. The name does not explain what the process does.
Safari Web Content (Cached)
