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B rating for static content caching but no cache control headers sent?
07-28-2017, 04:52 PM (This post was last modified: 07-28-2017 04:52 PM by diesel2.)
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RE: B rating for static content caching but no cache control headers sent?
(07-27-2017 11:37 AM)GreenGecko Wrote:  In real terms, assuming you're compressing ( gzip - mod_deflate on Apache ) html, then the overhead of transferring it is rather small - you can optimistically assume a 10x compression of something like 100k of content = 10k ( see why these minifiers are pointless?? ), so as long as the latency is low, delivering a fpc - stored page really won't take a long time at all!

You are spot on. I went ahead and removed the expiresbytype directive for html. It was quite pointless to leave it enabled.
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