> It won't break all caching, just intermediate caches. As far as I know, Firefox and maybe other browsers don't store on disk content delivered via https by d

> It won't break all caching, just intermediate caches. As far as I know, Firefox and maybe other browsers don't store on disk content delivered via https by default, which means that final caches will also be affected. Sure, the default can be changed, but it's an extra security risk. If it wouldn't be, the default setting wouldn't be like this.