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CacheRipper is an app to extract MP3s from Chrome's browser cache. Download it here.
Disclaimer, the app has to trawl through all of your browser's cache files to detect valid MP3s. If it's taking to long or your discovered MP3 list is getting too long, clear your cache.
The current executable has a known bug when building filenames from ID3 tags if they contains characters that are invalid characters to be used in Windows filenames and I haven't fixed that yet. Chrome's cache paths are currently hardcoded since that scratches my own itch, but it'd be pretty trivial to switch it to Firefox or whatever if you felt compelled to do so.
The source code was intended to be pretty platform agnostic, but I haven't really gotten around to testing on other platforms yet. If you have Ruby 1.9 installed, it should open up on OSX out of the box (you might need XCode installed?) but I haven't checked if it'll actually copy the file or anything yet. If you're on Linux, you'll need Ruby 1.9 and probably the Tk, Tk-Dev libraries (apt-get them).