https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=28613
Gavin Troy <gavt...@gmail.com> changed:
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--- Comment #93 from Gavin Troy <gavt...@gmail.com> 2011-08-10 16:27:10 UTC ---
(In reply to comment #92)
> From my point of view it seems
> that purging is broken or disabled for my account or for regular users or
> something like this. Maybe only administrators or developers can use it?
While there may be something along those lines happening, there have been times
where purging worked for neither developer nor user. However I suppose that if
the main issue is in fact now fixed, this could be a separate issue. Probably
worth a new report if it happens again, but hopefully manual purging should no
longer be necessary for images at all.
> It feels like (and you obviously think) that I'm to stupid to use a
> web browser. This is not the case.
Nobody was trying to insult you. Hartman seems to be saying that you can't
purge thumbnails directly (if so - something I did not know), and in any case
it is unreasonable to assume that because one can use the Internet, they know
about lower level issues like caching.
> I know how my Opera works, Shift+reloaded
In Opera you cannot bypass the cache in this way, as you can in Firefox. You
can use Dragonfly to temporarily disable caching for a page, but I usually
(like you) just clear my entire cache to be sure it's really gone.
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