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Add open_pages_in_browser setting to defaults.ini
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## browsers added an additional directory level, 'Cache_Data', in
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## early 2022.
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## Note also that browser_cache_path goes under [defaults] because
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## browser cache is read once and shared between all downloads for
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## performance.
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## Further note that there is a time cost to first reading the browser
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## cache on each download session (not Calibre session)
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## Note also that browser_cache_path is recommended under [defaults],
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## but use_browser_cache should go under individual [site] sections.
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## windows:
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### Chrome:
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## or more. You can limit the age of cached files FFF will use from
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## browser_cache_path with browser_cache_age_limit. Only cached files
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## that were downloaded within 'browser_cache_age_limit' hours will be
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## used. If set to -1, all cached files will be used.
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## used. If set to -1, all cached files will be used. Note that not
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## all sites allow page caching--those will not work with the browser
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## cache feature.
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browser_cache_age_limit:4.0
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## If browser_cache_path is set *and* use_browser_cache:true *and*
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## use_browser_cache_only:true, then you can also set
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## open_pages_in_browser:true then FFF to attempt to open each page it
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## can't already find in browser cache in your default browser, then
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## check for it in the cache again. Note that your browser_cache_path
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## setting *must* use your default browser for this to work.
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#open_pages_in_browser:false
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## As a (second) work around for certain sites blocking automated
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## downloads, FFF offers the ability to request pages through nsapa's
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## fanfictionnet_ff_proxy and FlareSolverr proxy servers. See
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## browsers added an additional directory level, 'Cache_Data', in
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## early 2022.
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## Note also that browser_cache_path goes under [defaults] because
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## browser cache is read once and shared between all downloads for
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## performance.
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## Further note that there is a time cost to first reading the browser
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## cache on each download session (not Calibre session)
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## Note also that browser_cache_path is recommended under [defaults],
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## but use_browser_cache should go under individual [site] sections.
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## windows:
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### Chrome:
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## or more. You can limit the age of cached files FFF will use from
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## browser_cache_path with browser_cache_age_limit. Only cached files
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## that were downloaded within 'browser_cache_age_limit' hours will be
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## used. If set to -1, all cached files will be used.
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## used. If set to -1, all cached files will be used. Note that not
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## all sites allow page caching--those will not work with the browser
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## cache feature.
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browser_cache_age_limit:4.0
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## If browser_cache_path is set *and* use_browser_cache:true *and*
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## use_browser_cache_only:true, then you can also set
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## open_pages_in_browser:true then FFF to attempt to open each page it
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## can't already find in browser cache in your default browser, then
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## check for it in the cache again. Note that your browser_cache_path
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## setting *must* use your default browser for this to work.
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#open_pages_in_browser:false
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## As a (second) work around for certain sites blocking automated
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## downloads, FFF offers the ability to request pages through nsapa's
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## fanfictionnet_ff_proxy and FlareSolverr proxy servers. See
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