On Fri, 31 Mar 2000, Philip Webb wrote:

> 000331 Vlad Harchev wrote:
> > I played with dev23 and its SOURCE_CACHE
> > & if I press '\' and document is expired when I did that, 
> > new content will be fetched from the net
> > & I will see the source of completely different document.
> > I also dislike very much the fact that source cache is cleared
> > when the document expires - if user changes DTD or presses '*' or @
> > on the document that expired, new content will be fetched -
> 
> this seems bad behaviour by Lynx: if i ask for the source from the cache,
> i want the source of the document i'm presently examining,
> not something new somebody thought i should have instead;
> if there's been a change in the WWW document in the interim,
> i can & should find that out for myself without "help".
> please VH or someone, change it so Lynx ALWAYS uses cache in such cases.

  It's Klaus change - let's ask Klaus to fix this (I'm dreaming about the
switch like SOURCE_CACHE_EXPIRES:TRUE/FALSE - to control all this except
switching to source).

  But in general - let's test dev23 altogether (let everybody use it for
daily browsing) - otherwise it will follow Microsoft's policy 
"it compiles - let's release".

P.S.: my town will be disconnected from the inet tomorrow due to addition
of new fiber-optic channel and most probably my ISP won't be able to switch to 
satellite channel - so don't wait for my answers tomorrow.
   
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 Best regards,
  -Vlad

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