What is a cached page?

Question

So is it good or bad for your site?

Answer 1

is like a snapshot. Snapshots of the majority of web pages collected during navigation of the Web

Answer 2

It is like a security measure that they use on computers whenever you are changing a password. They just want to make sure that you are a person not a computer. It may look like this 43k jkaj but be alot harder to read. Then you have to type in the box what you see.

Answer 3

catched page is the page which is related to the original one

Answer 4

The cached page is the one that the search engine used to make the entry. They only visit sites periodically.

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Answer 5

A page that isnt "on the internet " anymore. but you can still view it.

Ie) You know when you click on a google link when searching for something, and your link doesnt load, click the cached page, and you can view the old page.

Its kinda like a trace left behind

Answer 6

cookie

Answer 7

Your computer saves details on the sites/pages you visit.  Like how it saves your passwords and such.You should clear them every once in a while by going to tools - internet options - general - delete - delete all.  And make sure your setting for saved info is no more than 2 days.

Some are good though.  Your 'favorites' are cached sites.  Just make sure you are controlling which ones stay with you and which ones you want deleted.

Answer 8

its basically a picture of a page... Google's cashed pages show a memory or picture of a page.  The page still functions like a web page but it shows you a previous (or maybe the current) version of the page

Answer 9

Its a paged saved in your temp internet files, that way when you come back to it...it loads the images/content way faster, since its reading from your PC instead of downloading them again from the www