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The reason there isn't a delay the second click is because the redirect is cached locally in your browser. Your humble anonymous tipster would appreciate if yo
by xslowzone 3y ago
The reason there isn't a delay the second click is because the redirect is cached locally in your browser.
Your humble anonymous tipster would appreciate if you do a little legwork.
- hk__2 3y ago> The reason there isn't a delay the second click is because the redirect is cached locally in your browser. No, because it’s not an HTTP redirect. It’s an HTML page that redirects you using a meta tag, something that the browser doesn’t cache.
- xslowzone 3y agoYour humble anonymous tipster notes to their skeptical audience that browsers are capable of caching all sorts of things, even something as peculiar as an HTML page.
- hk__2 3y ago> browsers are capable of caching all sorts of things, even something as peculiar as an HTML page. Yes, and this is irrelevant to your previous comment: caching the HTML doesn’t cache the redirect itself.