Hmmmm... I got some kind of issue with FireFox 1.0PR. I am not able to find out how I can force it to revisit the page everytime I visit the URL. I am thinking of a solution: to set the cache on 0, put I guess this is not the one I am looking for. In Mozilla this is quiet simple: Edit -> Preferences -> Advanced -> Cache. But where is it in FireFox?
Update: As you may expect setting the cache to 0 is an option, but not the best. Maybe I wasn't clear enough: I am looking for an option "Revisit/Check page every time". However thanks to Neel and Anonymous.
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How about
Tools -> Options -> Privacy -> Cache?
Why would you play with bowser cache setting do achieve this? That affects all sites through the browser, not just your page.
How about pragma no-cache in the page itself? Or expires that is older than current date?
Hi: Try typing "about:config" into the address bar of Firefox. This will display all configurable options... I would use the Filter text box to look for settings that contain the word "cache" in their names then edit the following settings?
browser.cache.check_doc_frequency
browser.cache.disk.capacity
browser.cache.disk.enable
Hope this helps
As you could see in the next day post I have presented this solution. Anyway, thank you.
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