Thanks, Remi!


Am 14.01.2011 um 20:12 schrieb Rémi Grumeau:

> Here is what i've found
> 
> http://www.yuiblog.com/blog/2010/06/28/mobile-browser-cache-limits/
> Table: Mobile browser cache characteristics
> Browser/OS/Device     Single Component Limit  Total Component Limit   Page 
> Cache Size Limit   Supports Last-Modified  Supports ETag   Survives Power 
> Cycle
> Android 2.1 (Nexus One)       ~2MB (~2,048,000b)      ~2MB (~2,048,000b)      
> ∞ 2     Yes     Yes     Yes
> Mobile Safari, iOS 3.1.3 (1st-gen iPhone)     0b 1    0b 1    ∞ 2     No      
> No      No
> Mobile Safari, iOS 3.2 (iPad) 25.6KB (26,214b)        ~281.6KB (~288,354b)    
> 25.6KB (26,214b)        Yes     Yes     No
> Mobile Safari, iOS 4.0 (iPhone 3GS)   51.199KB (52,428b)      ~1.05MB 
> (~1,100,988b)   ∞ 2     Yes     Yes     No
> Mobile Safari, iOS 4.0 (iPhone 4)     102.399KB (104,857b)    ~1.9MB 
> (~1,992,283b)    ∞ 2     Yes     Yes     No
> webOS 1.4.1 (Palm Pre Plus) 3 ~1MB (~1,048,576)       ?       ~1MB 
> (~1,048,576)       No      No      Yes
> 
> Mobile Safari on iOS 3.2. Its 25.6KB component limit and ~281.6KB total cache 
> limit are better than nothing, but they still seem paltry compared to the 
> other devices tested. Uniquely among iOS devices, the iPad appears to limit 
> the size of pages in the page cache to 25.6KB, the same as its component size 
> limit.
> 
> Mobile Safari on iOS 4.0 exhibited different limits on the iPhone 3GS and on 
> the iPhone 4, which implies that the limits adapt based on available RAM (the 
> iPhone 3GS has 256MB while the iPhone 4 has 512MB; both devices tested had 
> 32GB of flash memory). On the iPhone 3GS, iOS 4.0 has a 51.199KB component 
> size limit and a ~1.05MB total component cache size.
> 
> On the iPhone 4, the component size limit was almost exactly two times the 
> limit on the iPhone 3GS, at 102.399KB. The total component cache size was 
> approximately 1.9MB. Perhaps because iOS 3.2 and iOS 4.0 were developed 
> separately but branched from a common ancestor, the iOS 4.0 page cache size 
> appears to be limited only by available RAM on both devices tested, just like 
> iOS 3.1.3.
> 
> Hope that helps :)
> 
> R.
> 
> 
> Le 6 janv. 11 à 18:44, Michael Schwarz a écrit :
> 
> 
>> Hi list,
>> 
>> I found this:
>> "iPhone will not cache components bigger than 15K"
>> here:  http://www.phpied.com/iphone-caching/
>> 
>> Can anyone verify or update on this?
>> 
>> Regards
>> Michael
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
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