Andrew M. Bishop schrieb am 01. Feb um 19:26 Uhr: > One option that I have been thinking about would be to always refresh > pages that contain a Cookie in the request. This means that the > Cookie header acts the same way that the 'Pragma: no-cache' or > 'Cache-Control: no-cache' headers work and force a page reload (when > online). > > If this was used along with careful Cookie blocking in the browser > (only allowing cookies for sites that you want to allow to set them) > then it would probably work. The problem would be when all requests > contain cookies, having a local cache would not help speed up > browsing. This solution would solve problems with websites that > redirect from one page to another until the cookie gets set.
Even if cookies are generally allowd, there remain enough sites that don't use it, and also big files as png, pdf and other downloads could be excepted. > Does this option sound useful? It would be fairly simple to add. I think it does. Christian -- Christian Knoke * * * http://cknoke.de * * * * * * * * * Ceterum censeo Microsoft esse dividendum.
