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The website in question might not have proper Cache-Control headers, so the page may have never gone into the cache.
by digeridoo 14y ago
The website in question might not have proper Cache-Control headers, so the page may have never gone into the cache.
- danvideo 14y agoBut the question still remains why would Cloud Flare advertise this?
- nollidge 14y agoRight. It's like: "CloudFlare caches things for you! Except for this thing here. But you can probably picture how great it is!"
- samatman 14y agoIt would appear that in this case, advertising it allowed the user to fix the problem. It's a trade-off, certainly. It also means I've now heard of Cloud Flare.
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