On Tue, 15 Aug 1995, Lou Montulli wrote: > I recently changed netscape to interpret "Pragma: no-cache" and not > cache the object. This is slightly different than a "Expires" header > because the object will not even be cached for history navigation. I believe this is the wrong design. The user *MUST* be able to always flip the page backward and see the same material just viewed. THis is a critical user interface usability issue. Within the same session/ instance of UAgent execution. I believe it would be/is wrong to silently refresh a document during history navigation when the history cache has overflowed. I (and many users I know) expect the history to be a record of what I've seen. I would have not objection to a browser which checked currency and via a non-modal message advised that the history copy wasn't current ("Current copy not current, RELOAD for the latest copy" for example). Dave MorrisReceived on Wednesday, 16 August 1995 01:48:58 EDT
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