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by eonwe
5219 days ago
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Maybe it's just that they don't want that one page cached as they may update their scripts, images and stylesheets.
And for that css-file, I think that whenever they change the css, they'll just give the resource a new address so cache is only invalidated when there are actual changes. |
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For the CSS file, some browsers are buggy so it really should be set to "Cache-Control: public".
See http://www.acunote.com/blog/2008/07/why-you-should-use-cache...