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cross-origin caching on the web has been dead for years doesn't seem possible to do without leaking data
by fooey 4y ago
cross-origin caching on the web has been dead for years
doesn't seem possible to do without leaking data
- coder543 4y agoI agree. I said: > so it is effectively a one time penalty for a given website which shows that I already acknowledged the demise of cross-origin caching. Each website the user visits that uses this library has to pay a 266KB penalty once, which isn't that bad. (Well, once, unless the site developer decides to upgrade the library, then the penalty applies once more, but that's expected behavior.)