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Browsers don't use cross-site cache anymore (so if 2 sites are both using google fonts you don't get the speedup) but I think browsers still cache content from
by lbotos 4y ago
Browsers don't use cross-site cache anymore (so if 2 sites are both using google fonts you don't get the speedup) but I think browsers still cache content from request to request for a domain.
Additionally, a CDN will let that content be closer to your customer, so even if it wasn't cached with the magic of CDNs it should be faster than one origin server.
- jefftk 4y ago> Browsers don't use cross-site cache anymore Correct. The last major browser stopped in early 2021. > I think browsers still cache content from request to request for a domain. Definitely! A cache still provides substantial speedup. Modern browsers fragment the cache on a per-site basis: www.example.com and www.example.org don't share, but www.example.com and forums.example.com do share.