Setting a different Chrome Profile path off my internal hard drive to external drive

To redirect your Chrome browser's cache to an external SSD on your Mac, you need to create a symbolic link (symlink) that points from the default cache location to a new cache folder on your external drive. First, close Chrome and then move the existing cache folder from `/Users/ME/Library/Caches/Google/Chrome/Default/Cache` to your external SSD. After moving the folder, open the Terminal application on your Mac. In Terminal, use the `ln -s` command to create a symlink. For instance, if your external drive is named 'ExternalSSD', you would use the command `ln -s /Volumes/ExternalSSD/Cache /Users/ME/Library/Caches/Google/Chrome/Default/Cache`. This command creates a link at the original cache location that redirects to the cache folder on your external SSD. When you open Chrome again, it will start using the cache folder on your external drive, thus reducing the wear on your internal SSD. Remember to replace 'ExternalSSD' and 'Cache' with the actual names of your external drive and the new cache folder.