nope. For internet settings, I set up a 52MB RAM disk on my desktop. Then I set the browser's preferences to place all cached files into that. It doesn't matter what browser you use, you can specify where you want cached pages to go. A RAM disk has two advantages: 1. Cached pages reload much faster. 2. When you shut off the computer, all cached pages are cleared. And you don't get a folder on your hard drive that expands to hundreds of megabytes of cached pages. Zero hard drive space is used. ta da! :D

 Don't sweat the petty things, and don't pet the sweaty things!  ; )