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Symlink your Google Chrome cache to /tmp

Published by Test_Docker on August 11, 2020August 11, 2020

Refer two posts down on how to move your /tmp folder to memory (tempfs).

Now symlink your Google Chrome (or Firefox) cache to /tmp (which resides in memory).

rm -rf ~/.cache/google-chrome

ln -s /tmp ~/.cache/google-chrome

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