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It seems to me that Safari doesn't use cache at all :-( Max-age is set to at least one month, Cache-Control: is public, content is served over HTTPS. It seems that Safari doesn't use memory nor disk caching. Is there something like about:cache for Safari? (about:cache works in Firefox) Does your Safari use HTTP caching for content served over HTTPS?
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No, it is not working now (tested with Safari 3.2, 4.0 - Mac/Win). Header "Cache-Control: public, max-age=999999" used over SSL (HTTPS) is causing that encrypted pages can be cached by browser. This "feature" works well in Firefox 3.0+, IE6+ (tested with Firefox 3.0, 3.5; IE6, IE7, IE8). But be aware, that caching content over HTTPS is not secure issue. Use this clever cache only for static files - it means JS, CSS and images (png, jpg, ...)! | |||
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I was under the impression that all the browsers do NOT cache HTTPS. I thought it was a security/privacy feature. | |||||
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