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When should I clear cache?
If you don’t clear your cache, you may see old forms. Old files can cause display or access problems when you apply online….It is a good idea to clear your browser cache because it:
- prevents you from using old forms.
- protects your personal information.
- helps our applications run better on your computer.
Do I need to close browser after clearing cache?
The most effective setting is to clear all browsing history for All time and to clear browsing history, download history, cached images and files, and cookies. Close your browser and restart to see changes.
How to get rid of 301 cache requests?
Unfortunately due to silly outdated proxy software we can’t use Keep-Alive, or put any other servers/proxys in front of the application. We also can’t improve the performance of the server and reduce the network latency. I’ve been trying to figure out what headers we can send to get rid of the 301 requests.
When do I need to clear cache on my computer?
But sometimes this cache can actually cause problems for your browsing experience. That’s when you need to clear your browser cache. In this entry, we’ll first give you a brief introduction of the times when you might need to clear your browser cache. Then, we’ll show you how to clear the browser cache of most major browsers.
How to prevent 304 / if / modified cache headers?
Another improvement for your requests of cached content, is to cache in sessionStorage so that you don’t need to ask server to validate cache and receive a 304. Look for example google, open the console and write sessionStorage.
What causes browser to not cache if modified since?
I found that setting BOTH max-age= & Expires can cause browsers to not send If-Modified-Since header AND not to cache at all if the values don’t match. Something to be aware of if you have caching issues & used the different headers in combination.