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Yes and no. The key here is that it isn't a webpage, it's a webapp. So it can do things like preload resources that aren't used in the current page but will be
by untog 11y ago
Yes and no. The key here is that it isn't a webpage, it's a webapp. So it can do things like preload resources that aren't used in the current page but will be used in the next screen. And preload the HTML for those screens.
- StavrosK 11y agoYou can do that with HTTP too, check out the cache manifest.
- untog 11y agoI know. This is an extension of that idea into something that isn't awful.
- andrewguenther 11y agoCache manifest has been deprecated in favor of app cache
- StavrosK 11y agoThe cache manifest is part of app cache.