What is peripheral 'offline' in the 'cache '?

FRACK! --also tried to change the category, and it wiped my details and troubleshooting info (about 1 K of typing!)
So reformulerai, but without further details.

Firefox cache (in 'cacheviewer' shows

extension) 3 possible locations:

memory, disk and 'offline' (usually nothing in 'disc' because of my settings, FWIW).

What is 'offline' with regard to the cache?

How can I get rid of them (I can remove them from the page viewer, but they just left the viewer back page then by him restarting).

The offline cache is a special cache that applications can use to store data on the computer.

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