The Application Cache (or AppCache), part of HTML5, allows a developer to specify which files the web browser should cache and make available to offline users.
It's becoming evident in my testing that there's a 5mb size limit on Mobile Safari's implementation of HTML5's application …
html local-storage mobile-safari application-cacheI am trying to make MDN's Javascript Reference available for offline browsing (personal use). I am not the website's owner …
javascript html mozilla application-cache offline-browsingI'm using the HTML5 applicationCache to store many Javascript, CSS, image, etc. files for a page. If I update one …
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html firefox opera offline application-cacheI am trying to implement AppCache in my application. I have added the corresponding MIME type in IIS. Please see …
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javascript html application-cacheI've been working with Appcache for quite some time, but I recently took a couple of weeks to develop a …
google-chrome html5-appcache cache-manifest application-cacheOur Web-Application uses Application cache (cache manifest) to restore HTML page and resources in off-line mode. HTML-pages have sessionIDs as …
firefox html application-cacheHow do you use and create a MANIFEST file (structure), handle appCache events and errors, and when is swapCache needed?
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