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somehnacct3757
1493 days ago
Chrome started partitioning the cache a couple years ago to mitigate timing attacks, so there's no network savings anymore when a bunch of sites all link to the same jQuery cdn entry.
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sefrost
1493 days ago
I believe Safari has been doing it since 2013.
https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=110269
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Gigachad
1493 days ago
Someone did tests on it before this and found that with how many versions and cdn sources there are, your exact jquery is almost never in the cache.
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underwater
1493 days ago
Really proves the point that knowledge will atrophy. As a dev you need to invest in evergreen skills as well as trivia.
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vlunkr
1493 days ago
Fair enough. But it is still cached for your site.
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lelandfe
1493 days ago
jQuery is not unique in being cacheable
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https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=110269