Fast growing cache for Nitro


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    Uwe Hartmann
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    I am working with a Finder Folder based workflow and naturally with large amount of photographs the Nitro Cache in ‘Containers/Nitro/Data/Library/Caches/File System’ is growing fast in size. Is there a possibility to relocate this Nitro Cache to a fast external SSD to free up space on my MacOS SSD ?

    #144543
    Alec Kinnear
    Participant

    With the price of Apple storage this would be a great idea. If it’s just cache, the fallback if external cache is chosen but is not present (could happen) could be to create a temporary cache for the session, which is deleted when Nitro is closed.

    The other self-inflicted wound to look out for would be to make sure that the external disk is fast enough. Nitro could run a mini-test to make sure it is before setting cache to an external disk.

    #144544
    Alec Kinnear
    Participant

    With the price of Apple storage this would be a great idea. If it’s just cache, the fallback if external cache is chosen but is not present (could happen) could be to create a temporary cache for the session, which is deleted when Nitro is closed.

    The other self-inflicted wound to look out for would be to make sure that the external disk is fast enough. Nitro could run a mini-test to make sure it is before setting cache to an external disk.

    #144654
    Nik Bhatt
    Keymaster

    Yes, that’s possible. I will put it on the list for a future release. The cache grows to store thumbnails and previews for faster display. You can also clear the cache using the Settings interface (near the bottom).

    #144655
    Uwe Hartmann
    Participant

    Thanks for making this possible and as always your fast reply

    #144656
    Uwe Hartmann
    Participant

    and by the way, thank you for this incredible good software.

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