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Safari has done it for a long time, Chrome and the others more recently. Even back in 2012 people were raising the question of whether shared caching of librar
by youngtaff 4y ago
Safari has done it for a long time, Chrome and the others more recently.
Even back in 2012 people were raising the question of whether shared caching of libraries from the public JS CDNs was effective — due to too many different versions in use, and content being evicted from the browser cache sooner than most expected
- exodust 4y agoOk thanks for explaining. I wasn't aware of the changes. I don't mind at all, it just means I'll avoid using CDN hosted JS libraries from now on.