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*#: Advantages - with luck the cached version should be what the user saw. But if it is we'll only know it if we reload, if it isn't then its misleading, and in any case since we then probably reload pages anyhow does the user benefit from loading the cached version of pages first? | *#: Advantages - with luck the cached version should be what the user saw. But if it is we'll only know it if we reload, if it isn't then its misleading, and in any case since we then probably reload pages anyhow does the user benefit from loading the cached version of pages first? | ||
*# Check latest update times of all pages quickly (a lower bandwidth job), and those that have update times matching the cache entry, assume the cache is up to date, otherwise load from web as per (1). | *# Check latest update times of all pages quickly (a lower bandwidth job), and those that have update times matching the cache entry, assume the cache is up to date, otherwise load from web as per (1). | ||
*#: Advantages - many pages will be up to date, so this saves reloading pages other than those changed. In theory this, compbined with | *#: Advantages - many pages will be up to date, so this saves reloading pages other than those changed. In theory this, compbined with (1) for loading web pages that do need reloading, should work. But would it? | ||
: [[User:Foxxen2|Foxxen2]] 09:24, 30 March 2006 (PST) | : [[User:Foxxen2|Foxxen2]] 09:24, 30 March 2006 (PST) | ||