After further research, it turns out that some proxy caching services will not cache files with query strings in the URL. Whether this is true for some web browsers, I don't know.
The only way a browser could not "support" query-parameter controlled caching is if the browser used the cached version retrieved using a different parameter value. I have never heard of a browser that did that. So yes, all browsers support this technique.
The only disadvantage I can think of is that you can't host multiple versions of the resource simultaneously. (assuming you are using static files).
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