HTML5 cache manifest and prefetching?

Well, the spec says "all files," without any exceptions for html files, so I figure it works for html files just like any other, it gets taken from the cache, not the server. However, I have not done any testing to confirm this. I would do the following: Create the following cache manifest file: CACHE MANIFEST /page1.

Html /page2. Html /page3. Html /page4.

Html Include it in each of the four cache manifest files. Then: Visit page1. Html Edit page2.

Html to make it different than before you visited page1. Html Visit page2. Html See which version you get Make sure you try it out on all browsers.

I'll be interested to see your results.

Well, the spec says "all files," without any exceptions for html files, so I figure it works for html files just like any other, it gets taken from the cache, not the server. However, I have not done any testing to confirm this. I would do the following: Create the following cache manifest file: CACHE MANIFEST /page1.

Html /page2. Html /page3. Html /page4.

Html Include it in each of the four cache manifest files. Then: Visit page1. Html Edit page2.

Html to make it different than before you visited page1. Html Visit page2. Html See which version you get.

Make sure you try it out on all browsers. I'll be interested to see your results.

I think it takes it from the manifest file even if you are online :). Can't you try it out by uploading a file and then navigating to the page?

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