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At some point the browser must decode the content to render it on the display. So this decrypted content on the client machine could be cached, which leads to m
by mikerg87 13y ago
At some point the browser must decode the content to render it on the display. So this decrypted content on the client machine could be cached, which leads to my confusion on the subject. I clearly don't understand something here.
- lotsofcows 13y agoAh, I see. Yeah, I don't think client side caching is affected. Can't think of a reason it should be.