Hi Guys, We use google translate on our website (www.nhs.uk) and while I navigate using IE9 with fiddler2 running I notice that it downloads the files from translate.googleapis.com on each page rather than using the copy that should be stored in browser cache after the first download, each request gets a 200 when it should be getting a 304. It seems odd as the cache control headers seem to be set and the max-age=7200 should mean the browser uses it's local copy, at least in that session, I don't see IE9 behaving in this way for other files on our site and this doesn't happen when I use Firefox 6 - I get a 304 as expected. Can anyone replicate this or suggest why it might be happening? Thanks, James
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