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It's a browser configuration thing, but I think you're right about the default. Maybe a more intelligent approach would be to use "don't cache" if the server d
by JeffRodriguez 15y ago
It's a browser configuration thing, but I think you're right about the default.
Maybe a more intelligent approach would be to use "don't cache" if the server doesn't specify any caching headers. Otherwise, follow the server's recommendation.
- TeHCrAzY 15y agoIts not something that could be changed from the current "default" without high risk of big impact. There would be need to introduce a new header to trigger SSL based caching, and migrate towards simply not sending the old/normal cache header.