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2.17.10. Caching
When working with a site, you may encounter file and data caching. The principle of caching is not to create or download files or data each time, but to save them in a temporary storage for a certain period of time after they are created or downloaded, and retrieve them from there when they are accessed again. This saves CPU or network resources. However, the use of caching can affect the display of changes on the site, which can cause inconvenience when working with them.
Types of caching:
Browser caching
Attention!
Clearing your browser cache will only clear it for your browser. It is not possible to clear the cache on all devices from which the site was visited.
The browser caches data depending on the cache storage time set for static files or if there are caching directives in the .htaccess file. This cache is cleared in the browser.