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I would like for the browser to behave in the following way when requesting an item from the server.


  • Browser checks its cache.

  • If the item is not there then request it from the server.

  • If the item is in cache then request its timestamp on the server.

  • If server timestamp is more recent than the cached timestamp then request item from server.

  • 5. Otherwise use cached item.


  • Is this behavior implemented in modern browsers? If so how do I request this behavior from the browser?










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    I would like for the browser to behave in the following way when requesting an item from the server.


  • Browser checks its cache.

  • If the item is not there then request it from the server.

  • If the item is in cache then request its timestamp on the server.

  • If server timestamp is more recent than the cached timestamp then request item from server.

  • 5. Otherwise use cached item.


  • Is this behavior implemented in modern browsers? If so how do I request this behavior from the browser?










    share|improve this question























    • Hello and welcome to StackOverflow. You might want to learn about Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable Examples. It is very hard for us to help you if when you don't give examples on what you have tried and failed.

      – Mr.Turtle
      Nov 19 '18 at 15:49














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    I would like for the browser to behave in the following way when requesting an item from the server.


  • Browser checks its cache.

  • If the item is not there then request it from the server.

  • If the item is in cache then request its timestamp on the server.

  • If server timestamp is more recent than the cached timestamp then request item from server.

  • 5. Otherwise use cached item.


  • Is this behavior implemented in modern browsers? If so how do I request this behavior from the browser?










    share|improve this question














    I would like for the browser to behave in the following way when requesting an item from the server.


  • Browser checks its cache.

  • If the item is not there then request it from the server.

  • If the item is in cache then request its timestamp on the server.

  • If server timestamp is more recent than the cached timestamp then request item from server.

  • 5. Otherwise use cached item.


  • Is this behavior implemented in modern browsers? If so how do I request this behavior from the browser?







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    • Hello and welcome to StackOverflow. You might want to learn about Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable Examples. It is very hard for us to help you if when you don't give examples on what you have tried and failed.

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    • Hello and welcome to StackOverflow. You might want to learn about Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable Examples. It is very hard for us to help you if when you don't give examples on what you have tried and failed.

      – Mr.Turtle
      Nov 19 '18 at 15:49

















    Hello and welcome to StackOverflow. You might want to learn about Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable Examples. It is very hard for us to help you if when you don't give examples on what you have tried and failed.

    – Mr.Turtle
    Nov 19 '18 at 15:49





    Hello and welcome to StackOverflow. You might want to learn about Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable Examples. It is very hard for us to help you if when you don't give examples on what you have tried and failed.

    – Mr.Turtle
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