My 11 year old typed in a big blog entry on Wix for a school thing and then accidentally deleted it. He's one of those kids that really has to work to write much, so he's *really* discouraged and it's worth some effort on my part to recover. Wix has no recovery tools I can find, and there is nothing in the disk cache. However when I fired up about:cache I did find several potentially interesting files in the "memory" section. When clicking on them, I get a page with the title "Cache entry information", a bunch of header info etc, and then a big chunk of what looks like hex data with checksums or something e.g: 00000000: 1f 8b 08 00 00 00 00 00 00 03 ec bd db 92 1b 57 ...............W 00000010: 96 a6 f9 2a 50 5c 8c b2 7a 18 91 7e 84 bb 73 6c ...*P\..z..~..sl 00000020: ac 8c a2 a4 4c 96 e9 34 22 2b d3 ba 2b db 68 7e ....L..4"+..+.h~ etc... To complicate matters further the machine he was on is an old unstable one, so to capture the data before it died again (and presumably wiped the memory cache), I went through the cache and saved all of the likely looking files. Some of them are pretty big, so I am optimistic there is something in there at least, but I can't figure out how to access them. Naively it seems like there should be some way to get FF to interpret them as arriving from a server, rather than just displaying the data as text the way it does if I load the file. I've also tried editing out the decorative HTML from the cache file I saved and making a file that looks like a server response, using only the headers & pre-formatted text from the cache file, but no luck. Any advice? thanks