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When searching for something while the target is offline its most convenient to click on Google's cache link for that certain target or search result. But I don't see such link on my android phone using the default browser. Is it related to mobile Google search? I wonder if I could reenable this. I use Android 2.3.3 with Samsung Galaxy S i9000.

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Space is at a premium on a mobile screen. I expect that Google's mobile-optimized search results have dropped the link to the cache from the results. I know that search results have had a bit of a makeover recently any way and the cache link it hidden behind a mouseover event, which, of course, you can't do on a phone anyway. – Al Everett Dec 5 '11 at 13:56

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If you go to the bottom of the search results page, you will see something like (View Google in: Mobile | Classic), you can click on "Classic" to view the current search result in desktop version of Google, which of course have the 'cached' link.

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Yes!, I've searched for this, but overlooked, Thanks! – math Dec 6 '11 at 8:41

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