Patrick Gallagher wrote: > > I've never had any problems at all with the cache - Moz has been showing > me the correct versions of pages ever day for 2 years or so - with the > exception of a few builds that wouldn't run properly or at all. Perhaps > your ISP corrected some sort of error in their proxy server? > > Patrick >
Well again, that would have affected IE and NC4.7x. They worked 100% fine, as they always have, throughout this period. But what about the other folks that have been seeing this - is it fixed for you guys too now? > JTK wrote: > > > Johnny Yen wrote: > > > >> "Jay Garcia" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message > >> [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > >> > >>> JTK wrote: > >>> > >>> > >>>> Ok, well let me put it another way: was something broken in such a way > >>>> that the cache now temporarily works? I agree this is an equally > >>>> likely > >>>> scenario. And one much more likely for AOL to cop to - otherwise > >>>> they'd > >>>> have to admit that by bringing this severe defect to the public, I > >>>> caused the corpse to twitch a little. For the good of the code. And > >>>> the Politburo. And the handful of Mozilla users. Everybody wins! > >>>> > >>>> Then again, tomorrow is another day. Or the same day a week ago if > >>>> the > >>>> cache is in fact not fixed. > >>>> > >>> > >>> Simply put I have no idea as I've never been able to reproduce this > >>> > >> problem. > >> > >> Has anyone? > > > > > > > > At least two others. > > > >> Maybe he's been working offline... > > > > > > > > No. > > > >> either way, clearing the > >> cache periodically is normal for N *and* IE. That's why it's one of the > >> first buttons on the pref. > >> > > > > > > I have never once done it in either IE or NC4.7x, nor have I had any > > need to. > > > > > > > >
