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Really not happy with the way Chrome is going on these things. As a web developer, sometimes the best thing for my users is an HTTP media file off a non-SSL CDN

by lnanek2 12y ago

Really not happy with the way Chrome is going on these things. As a web developer, sometimes the best thing for my users is an HTTP media file off a non-SSL CDN closest to their home and cacheable by things like Squid stuck in front of them in my HTTPS otherwise page. But I can't do that now because Chrome will display the page as broken. They are just taking useful tools away from developers to improve the lives of users and not really improving anything except for a few privacy nuts who care about every tiny image on every page possibly being tracked.

tomjen3 12y ago
That is easily solvable: make internet connections fast enough that caching is no longer an issue.
- jacquesm 12y ago
  It is rarely the speed of the connection that makes caching an issue, but much more frequently the cost of the generation of the data and the cost to maintain that data post generation.