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This 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
by jordanlev 13y ago
This 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.