On 8/10/2016 at 11:06 AM, David E. Ross's prodigious digits fired off:
On 8/9/2016 10:37 PM, Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
David E. Ross wrote:
However, what I see is that the same Web page -- my own on a Web
server -- loads much slower if it is the first Web page I request
right after launching SeaMonkey. If I clear my cache and then
request it again, it load very quickly.
That would make sense if SeaMonkey's routine that checks the cache
before retrieving a remote copy is inefficient. Then the fuller the
cache, the more hunting it has to do before giving up, whereas it can
quickly evaluate an empty cache as lacking the desired content.
I always purge my cache on termination. At [Edit > Preferences >
Privacy & Security > Private Data], I have checkmarks in the check boxes
for "Always clear my private data when I close SeaMonkey" and (under
"When I ask SeaMonkey to clear my private data, it should erase")
"Cache" and "Offline Website Data". Thus, my cache should be empty on
launching SeaMonkey.
I have the disk and memory caches turned off. There's really no need
with a fast broadband connection. And it used to drive me crazy when
writing Web pages when SM would display an edited page from cache and I
didn't see the changes I'd just saved.
--
Ed Mullen
http://edmullen.net/
I see no virtue in outliving my ability to have fun.
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