chrisben

Could someone please test the following and check what the console logs display: ```js document.addEventListener('deviceready', function() { // init ImgCache.init(); console.log('isCordova?', ImgCache.helpers.isCordova()); console.log('requestFileSystem', window.requestFileSystem); console.log('cordova', typeof cordova); console.log('phonegap', typeof phonegap);...

I think what you're aiming to achieve can be controlled by setting the target directory of the cache, in order to use an OS backed up directory. You need to...

I see now. I will add an option to disable this behaviour soon, I hope by the end of the week.

Have a look at the new branch above, and let me know if that's what you were looking for. I'll merge it if that's ok.

According to @csicky it means the quota has been exceeded. You can set a higher value for the local storage quota if the default 10MB is too low for you,...

Isn't the `useDataURI` option what you were looking for?

I think I see what your problem is. You want to cache images that are defined as "data:image" in the html. Those images don't need to be cached because they...

Browser support other than Chrome has not been worked upon. "browser" as a platform for Cordova is something fairly new that will require few changes in the library, see #159....

The images should be permanently stored on the device storage, this is a default setting (`ImgCache.options.usePersistentCache`). You can then use the cached image as a fallback when an image fails...

If you can control when the images are updated, you could place on your server a json file listing all your images that need refreshing. This file would also need...