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They say that Youtube now uses the cache of the browsers but it seems not to work for me.<br />
I loaded a video until the entire buffer bar became, then I pressed F5 and it started again to slowly &nbsp;load/bufferize from Internet. Tried with last version of Chrome and Firefox. What's wrong?
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They say that Youtube now uses the cache of the browsers but it seems not to work for me.
I loaded a video until the entire buffer bar became, then I pressed F5 and it started again to slowly  load/bufferize from Internet. Tried with last version of Chrome and Firefox. What's wrong?

Youtube caching doesn't work in Chrome and FF?

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Web Browsers

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