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> There is no longer a prompt when websites use appcache. Quite happy with this one. I had to develop an offline web-based application a few weeks ago and it r
by caissy 13y ago
> There is no longer a prompt when websites use appcache.
Quite happy with this one. I had to develop an offline web-based application a few weeks ago and it really bugged me that I had to allow the application to use the offline cache.
- pwnna 13y agoThis could be both good and bad.. I would like to enable the prompt.
- kps 13y agoabout:config → offline-apps.allow_by_default → false
- super_mario 13y agoI'd like to know if some web developer has decided to use 5 GB of offline storage for their app.
- caissy 13y agoWell, AppCache works just as an offline caching system for webpage assets (html files, images, javascripts, css, etc). So yeah it's technically possible to have a 5 GB offline cache, but the browser will need to download all the data first.
- untog 13y agoIIRC most (all?) browsers prompt you when usage goes above a certain limit (5MB, I think). Firefox was the only one that asked you before the site saved a single byte.
- eps 13y agoAye. Those pesky visitors who block, purge and otherwise mess with my tracking cookies shall finally be profiled and analyzed. Great development indeed.