We all know how to extract a game's .swf file using FireFox. Recently, I've discovered how to do the same with Google Chrome.

Note: This guide is meant for every single game website. Instead of chat.kongregate/ , use something different (e.g. uploads.newgrounds.net for Newgrounds games)

First, go to about:cache
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Then, using the search function (Ctrl+F), search for chat.kongregate/ You'll likely to get lots of results if you're a frequent player/hacker (same?). Search through them until you found the one you want.
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I'll go to the first one I found: Final Ninja. Note that all .swf have a similar pattern: The location in your computer (chat.kongregate/...), and then gamename.swf?, and the version.

Go to that address.
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It'll look like Cheat Engine's Memory Search. Its use here? Less important than rain in New Zealand.
To get to the actual game, erase the prefix until http:// (marked in the above image).

Congrats, you got the the game's.swf! This is the game itself, without anything else. Now, we save it.
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You now have the game's .swf in your computer through Google Chrome.

Note that the about:cache page can get to a very extensive size (see the first picture for the example); I haven't cleared my Cache in a very long time. It is advisable to clear the cache by going to the Wrench icon -> Options -> Under the Bonnet (or Under the Hood for earlier versions) -> Clear browsing data... and ticking the "Empty the cache" option.

Zirak, do you mind if i add this into my newbie tutorial?

I'll link to this tutorial in my bytecode hacking guide, too, if you're ok with that!