Remove caching in FF

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arkady2011-04-12 01:38:20

caching

arkady, 2011-04-12 01:38:20

How to disable even a hint of page caching? It seems that there are no caching options, but it still shows up. Here, literally just now, I could not enter the database through phpMyAdmin, because after the session expired, when I tried to edit a record, after editing which the session ended, I received a window that the session had expired, log in again. I log in - and again this message is on the same record. Why is this needed at all, when most people have a normal channel for a long time and getting a completely overloaded page every time is not a problem.

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rasa, 2011-04-12
@rasa

In about:config you can disable browser.cache.memory.enable
However, it's possible that fx won't be able to render your page if it absolutely needs to cache it in memory. Caching
options . And look at the Mozilla
wiki section for something similar : Bypass your cache.

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fStrange, 2011-04-12
@fStrange

Log into phpMyAdmin again, removing everything after the question mark in the link. You are trying to log in, and the old session_id is being passed through the link. And on it there is a redirect after authorization.

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antivir, 2011-04-12
@antivir

The function to disable the cache is in the WebDevelopers plugin. But most likely that's not the point. Try to start with another browser.
Also check if you have cookies disabled.

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pietrovich, 2011-04-12
@pietrovich

The function to disable the cache is in the WebDevelopers plugin

But the ideal option is JohnyCache , it can be configured for which URLs to disable caching and which not. In practice, I use both plugins, WebDeveloper is always needed anyway, but there is usually no need to disable the cache globally, so I use JonnyCache to manage the cache. And only when you need “once and not for a long time” I temporarily disable it through WebDeveloper, and then turn it back on.

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not_your_personal_coder, 2011-04-13
@not_your_personal_coder

Ctrl+F5 will reload the page without using the cached data. Not a complete shutdown, but if the need for this does not arise often, then this hotkey can be useful

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tereh, 2021-05-07
@tereh

Faced Firefox caching in old opencart 1.5 with simpler module.
Firefox caches regardless of the page titles, that the page doesn't need to be cached, that it's outdated 40 years ago, and so on.
The trusted site needed to add a variable to the URL to bypass the Firefox cache.
Addresses were
/order-history/?order_id=1841 (repeat order)
/cart/ (cart)
Addresses became
/order-history/?order_id=1841¤t-time
/cart/?current-time
After that, it works as it should.