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I think it's a bit slow because it appears to load a file (names.txt) containing all of the names of every article in the wiki every time you load a page. If y
by rpeden 9y ago
I think it's a bit slow because it appears to load a file (names.txt) containing all of the names of every article in the wiki every time you load a page.
If you click a link to load a new article, it loads all of the names again.
- charonn0 9y agoI guess it depends on what how your browser behaves. Using Firefox, the second request is conditional (using If-Modified-Since), so the server actually sends a 304 Not Modified response instead of the names list.
- rpeden 9y agoMy mistake - I was watching the site in Chrome dev tools and forgot that the 'disable cache' box was checked.