Google cache checker
Google cache checker
A Google cache checker tool is used to determine if a specific web page has been indexed by Google and is available in Google's cached version. Google's cache is a snapshot of a web page that is stored on Google's servers and can be useful for accessing content when the original site is temporarily down or unavailable. Here are a few ways you can check the Google cache status of a web page:
1. Online Google Cache Checker Tools:
There are online tools that can help you check the Google cache status of a URL. One such tool is:
Google cache checker: https://tools.waytolearnx.com/google-cache-checker
Enter the URL you want to check, and the tool will display Google's cached version of the page if it's available.
2. Using Google Search:
Go to Google and enter the following search query: cache:URL
Replace "URL" with the actual URL of the web page you want to check. This will show you Google's cached version of the page if it's available.
3. Browser Developer Tools:
You can also use browser developer tools to check if a page is cached by Google. Here's how you can do it in Google Chrome:
- Right-click on the page and select "Inspect" or press Ctrl + Shift + I.
- Go to the "Network" tab.
- Reload the page.
- Look for a request with a URL like "http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:URL".
- If you see this request and it returns a successful response, the page is cached by Google.
Please note that Google's cache might not always be up-to-date, and it's possible that some pages may not have a cached version available. Additionally, Google's cache behavior can change, so it's a good idea to use multiple methods to verify whether a specific page is cached.