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That's not how it works. It only disables the tab you are working in.
by Touche 13y ago
That's not how it works. It only disables the tab you are working in.
- jordanlev 13y agoThis is exactly the point -- when you're developing a site, you want caching disabled on that site, but then when you're browsing another site just as a regular surfer you do not want caching disabled. Since generally when you're working on a site, you have DevTools opened, and generally when you're just browsing the web you do not have DevTools open, this is very nice.
- Touche 13y agoI disagree with this: > when you're developing a site, you want caching disabled on that site I don't know why you say that. I only want caching disabled if I'm debugging something I think might be caused by caching.