An article on MacDevCenter suggests using an applescript as an alternative to Safari's "Empty Cache" feature, but it would be more effective as a shell script. The author rewrote the script to make it more applescript-friendly.
Recently, I read a review on MacDevCenter that discusses using AppleScript as a substitute for the "Empty Cache" feature of Safari. The article suggests that AppleScript may have been the better choice for this purpose. However, I believe a shell script would have been the more effective option instead.
Despite this initial setback, I took it upon myself to rewrite the script to make it more user-friendly for those who prefer AppleScript. My updated script is now more intuitive and geared towards the strengths of AppleScript.
Overall, while the original article had some shortcomings, it opened up a valuable discussion about the various ways in which developers can approach issues related to Safari's cache management. The article provided a great starting point for building upon and expanding upon this discussion in the Mac community.
Despite this initial setback, I took it upon myself to rewrite the script to make it more user-friendly for those who prefer AppleScript. My updated script is now more intuitive and geared towards the strengths of AppleScript.
Overall, while the original article had some shortcomings, it opened up a valuable discussion about the various ways in which developers can approach issues related to Safari's cache management. The article provided a great starting point for building upon and expanding upon this discussion in the Mac community.
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