I have a very simple content script that current grabs a remote
Javascript file and inserts it into the current page*. Unfortunately,
Chrome seems to aggressively cache that file. For testing, my remote
file is as simple as "alert('loaded');". If I close Chrome and change
the alert to something else (like "alert('new loaded');"), and then
start Chrome again, it continues to show the old alert message. The
only way I can get Chrome to load the new file is to clear my cache
through the settings.
Is there a way I can get Chrome to not cache that file as aggressively
as it is right now?
Colin
*Yeah, I'm pretty sure this is not the best way to package up an
extension. Unfortunately that's how our current system is built and
it's way easier for me to tie into it than to rebuild everything right now.
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