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Why does Application Cache cache php scripts?
I read everything I could get my hands on about Appcache. Set up, registered, measured the difference - cool!
But then I noticed that Chrome began to cache all the php scripts that I saw on my way. As a result, instead of the prescribed static resources, we have a list in the whole screen, where half of them are php scripts and are called Master.
Why is he doing this?
The manifest has the following structure:
CACHE MANIFEST
CACHE:
img/logo.png
css/global.css
js/jquery.js
NETWORK:
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