I normally keep "Disable HTTP Cache" checked. As it happens I just
yesterday unchecked it (that is, I enabled the cache) because I was working
on a JS 'preload components' function and I needed to see whether the items
were caching properly or not. (I'm running Mac FF 53.0.2).

The devtools checkbox setting seemed to work correctly; my page loaded
correctly whether or not I had the cache enabled; and my function affecting
what gets cached worked correctly too. Lots of things in the devtools seem
broken to me, but that's not one of them. So I'm guessing it's something in
your setup. You use the phrase "loaded from source file"... are you loading
HTML files directly from your file system, or are you using a development
server? Perhaps that might affect how the cache works? (I'm using a local
Apache dev server.)

BTW... I think I read somewhere that the cache checkbox in the devtools
only has an effect if the devtools are open; i.e. that setting is not
"persistent" once you close the devtools window. However I haven't tested
this.

Lawrence


On Sun, May 14, 2017 at 1:41 PM, Erik Krause <erik.kra...@gmx.de> wrote:

> Hello,
>
> is this only me or do others have this effect, too: If I check
> "Disable HTTP Cache" on devtools settings I'd expect that the page I work
> on is not cached (loaded from source file any time I reload).
>
> However, if I change something on the page (in my case some javascript)
> with an external editor and reload it, it is not updated in the browser and
> in devtools. It doesn't matter whether I press F5 or Ctrl+F5.
>
> If I uncheck "Disable HTTP Cache" the page is updated properly, if I press
> Ctrl+F5.
>
> Tested both in FF53 and FF54 developer edition.
>
> --
> Erik Krause
> http://www.erik-krause.de
>

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