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Depends on the users, for example my non-techie partner always clicks on the cache link just because it highlights the words that she searched for on the page.
by joakin 15y ago
Depends on the users, for example my non-techie partner always clicks on the cache link just because it highlights the words that she searched for on the page.
For some people it may be an important move
- cellularmitosis 15y agoYes, yes, yes. I almost always click on the cached link, because the highlighted search terms allow me to find what I'm looking for so much more quickly. This fundamentally changes the way I use the web. Thanks a lot, google :(
- wladimir 15y agoHmm yes I can see it used for that. However, that will only work for simple passive pages. "view cache" is inherently incompatible with pages that render from javascript (or that make extra requests to get the content). These get broken, and as a growing amount of sites is affected this might be another one of the reasons for obscuring the option.
- barrkel 15y agoPages that render from javascript or make extra requests to get the content were broken already. They fail REST and thus they're not easily cacheable. We shouldn't encourage them outside of those specific web apps for which linking is not a relevant operation.