Top "Browser-cache" questions

Browser caches are an instance of the optimization mechanism known as a cache.

How to Invalidate Web Browser Cache Content

I've been really digging into Google Page Speed, optimizing a lot of the sites I'm working on to score well …

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Preventing Caching of CSS Files

I am developing a simple website using PHP. Development Configuration : WAMP Production Configuration : LAMP While testing, I changed my CSS …

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Determining a page is outdated on github pages

Github pages sets very aggressive cache headers (Cache-Control: max-age=86400 1 day, Expires 1 month ahead) on all served content. If you update …

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After logout, if I push back button I can see the last page which requires login

I have devise configured in my web application. I have problem with the following workflow: For accessing admin panel I …

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Is there a way to restore deleted chrome cache files?

Suppose the cache files have been deleted by pressing shift+ctrl+delete on chrome. the files starting with f_* are …

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Browser caching - Why does IE9 always show http 304 when actually it did not hit the network?

I am trying to set up caching correctly and have set Expires headers to 365 days in the future which is …

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Chrome refresh right-click reload options not available

I'm trying to do a hard reload and empty cache in Chrome because a previously loaded site keeps coming up …

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Browser Won't Request Latest PDF from Server

I have a PDF on Windows Server IIS web server, where users request it with IE8/9/10 using HTTP call like …

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Browsers won't read updated CSS

EDIT: My sincere apologies! This wasn't an issue with anything but myself - I had a global.css file with …

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"no-cache" ​vs "max-age=0, must-revalidate, proxy-revalidate"

What's the​ difference between a HTTP response with Cache-Control: no-cache vs Cache-Control: max-age=0, must-revalidate, proxy-revalidate? Do browsers treat that as …

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