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Didn't HTTP once have this cache thingy feature?


It does. But unless you have a CDN, caching is going to be per client. Since I've now visited the site, I have it cached, but that doesn't help the next unique visitor.

The site makes use of and respects cache headers, too. (And, I'll add, only makes 1¹ request aside from the main HTML, for some CSS; the site is refreshingly minimal, yet still looks nice.)

¹it also makes a request for MathJax, but that gets blocked b/c it's made over HTTP, and the site is HTTPS.


It did, I'll dig out my Firefox cache and send it to you?




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