cachefiles
nounUK /ˈkæʃfaɪlz/
US /ˈkæʃfaɪlz/
Cachefiles are saved copies of things a computer keeps so it can find them faster next time.
The browser stores cachefiles so the website loads quickly when you visit again.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Files kept by a program to avoid downloading or computing the same data again.
The app's cachefiles grew large, so she cleared them to free up space.
3. Hidden data files that help software run faster by remembering recent results.
Deleting the cachefiles forced the program to rebuild its index.
4. A collection of stored web resources like images and scripts kept on a device.
The cachefiles included images and scripts from the last visit.