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HTTPS does not break caches; that's FUD. Browsers can cache HTTPS pages just fine Yes, but caching by intermediaries is a very important part of HTTP cachin
by frankzinger 12y ago
HTTPS does not break caches; that's FUD. Browsers can cache
HTTPS pages just fine
Yes, but caching by intermediaries is a very important part of HTTP caching, and HTTPS effectively breaks that, does it not?
- JoshTriplett 12y ago> Yes, but caching by intermediaries is a very important part of HTTP caching Proxies are not a common setup; approximately zero home users use them, and a subset of corporate networks do (only the obnoxious ones). In any case, caching proxies are far less important than caching browsers, and HTTPS does not in any way break caching browsers.