← Back to context Comment by DaoVeles 2 years ago Same here. This is only on one laptop that I use for rubbish but the full reload takes a few minutes. 3 comments DaoVeles Reply bruce511 2 years ago Might be OS dependant? My Firefox does not reload the page, it's just "there". I have to refresh to get an update of the page (I use it for forums).I'm on Windows if that makes any difference. iggldiggl 2 years ago I think it rather depends on the page (some pages with lots of dynamically generated content might mark themselves as no-cache/no-store), and in any case if you don't use a tab long enough, sooner or later it'll be evicted from the browser cache. DaoVeles 2 years ago Maybe, just running on bog standard Linux Mint. Nothing fancy.
bruce511 2 years ago Might be OS dependant? My Firefox does not reload the page, it's just "there". I have to refresh to get an update of the page (I use it for forums).I'm on Windows if that makes any difference. iggldiggl 2 years ago I think it rather depends on the page (some pages with lots of dynamically generated content might mark themselves as no-cache/no-store), and in any case if you don't use a tab long enough, sooner or later it'll be evicted from the browser cache. DaoVeles 2 years ago Maybe, just running on bog standard Linux Mint. Nothing fancy.
iggldiggl 2 years ago I think it rather depends on the page (some pages with lots of dynamically generated content might mark themselves as no-cache/no-store), and in any case if you don't use a tab long enough, sooner or later it'll be evicted from the browser cache.
Might be OS dependant? My Firefox does not reload the page, it's just "there". I have to refresh to get an update of the page (I use it for forums).
I'm on Windows if that makes any difference.
I think it rather depends on the page (some pages with lots of dynamically generated content might mark themselves as no-cache/no-store), and in any case if you don't use a tab long enough, sooner or later it'll be evicted from the browser cache.
Maybe, just running on bog standard Linux Mint. Nothing fancy.