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I would think that an empty cache between visits, but a full cache between different pages of the same visit would be a realistic assumption. i.e. not relying o
by perilunar 4y ago
I would think that an empty cache between visits, but a full cache between different pages of the same visit would be a realistic assumption. i.e. not relying on the cache to speed up initial page load, but accepting it will speed up subsequent pages.
- giantrobot 4y agoA slow initial page load won't necessarily get you subsequent page loads. Resources used in the same visit will be resident in memory rather than loaded from the cache. The cache will be hit if the load takes place in a new tab or window. Also if your uncached page is slow loading, then any of the multitude of reasons a returning user has an empty/invalid cache, they get a nice unexpected slow load experience. Even two page loads a day apart might have had the cache invalidated by an update on the server. Use patterns don't neatly align with deployment patterns.