Viruses are becoming increasingly sophisticated as technologies evolve. Statistics show data breaches have increased dramatically in the past decade. In a worst-case scenario, they will infect your computer. Alongside this, many malware programs are designed to go beyond Facebook to access any other online accounts sharing the same email. It means they’ll be able to interact with your friends, convincing them it’s you. If they succeed, they will have access to any private information you’ve shared on Facebook, friend list, and messages. In general, criminals aim to gain access to your profile. So in this article, you will find tips and advice on:Ī Facebook virus is either a computer virus your device contracts via Facebook or a social engineering scam you fall victim to through the platform. They say you should know your enemies before learning how to defeat them.
which shows a list of videos saved in cache with their title and source url.Facebook viruses offer a serious threat to your online security.įacebook is a brilliant social media platform for many reasons, and it is simply essential if you want, um… to exist in the modern world.īut don’t forget Facebook is like a big city airport or train station – you will encounter lots of people, but, unfortunately, some of them might turn out to be crooks or infect you with a virus. Otherwise an add-on which opens a window, or a new tab, or a popup panel-box from the Toolbar. Ideally I'm looking for an add-on which adds a new option in the right click context menu called "save from cache" or so. (doesn't even show title or clean link) It works on facebook, but most of the time in my experience it doesn't work on most sites. NOTE: I already know about a third party program called "VideoCacheView" which shows a list of videos/audios from every browser cache folders, but it almost never works, and it's not user friendly. Isn't it obvious that it should be saved from cache? But when it comes to videos, when you "save video as" it re-downloads it from the beginning, rather than simply copy it from cache. it instantly saves it from cache, rather than re-downloading it.
When it comes to images if you click 'save image as'. (and thus wasting internet/server usage by downloading it for a second time)
they are downloaded and saved in the Temp folder where you can go to and copy them to your Downloads folder or so. Is there a way to save(download) videos already loaded on your browser after viewing them - without re-downloading?įor example when it comes to pdfs, when you download and automatically view in the browser.
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