Please do not reload

[Sheldon Isaac]

Opera 10.01, Windows 98SE

Clicking the back-arrow seems to always reload from the remote server.

How can it be set to not do that? The pages are supposed to be in my
computer's cache.

Thannks a lot for any help uou can give.

--
Sheldon Isaac
lose all .control when replying

[Remco Lanting]

On Mon, 28 Dec 2009 14:46:34 +0100, Sheldon Isaac
<sheldonhCO...@gmailcontrol.com> wrote:

> Opera 10.01, Windows 98SE
>
> Clicking the back-arrow seems to always reload from the remote server.
>
> How can it be set to not do that? The pages are supposed to be in my
> computer's cache.
>
> Thannks a lot for any help uou can give.

First off: http://www.opera.com/support/kb/view/827/

Besides that, if the page/server says "do not cache" then Opera will
request the page again. If it is actually downloaded again depends on the
server sending a not modified header and Opera still having the content in
memory.

--
Remco Lanting

[Unofficial Opera bug tracker links]
http://opera.remcol.ath.cx/bugs |
http://my.opera.com/community/forums/topic.dml?id=217364 |
remco.lanting...@gmail.com

[Sheldon Isaac]

"Remco Lanting" <remco....@no.spam.at.gmail.com.please> wrote in
news:op.u5nls3dfhrqntv@mirage:

>> Opera 10.01, Windows 98SE
>>
>> Clicking the back-arrow seems to always reload from the remote
>> server.
>>
>> How can it be set to not do that? The pages are supposed to be in my
>> computer's cache.
>>

>> Thanks a lot for any help you can give.

> First off: http://www.opera.com/support/kb/view/827/

THANK YOU very much, Remco Lanting!

> Besides that, if the page/server says "do not cache" then Opera will
> request the page again. If it is actually downloaded again depends on
> the server sending a not modified header and Opera still having the
> content in memory.

OK, kind-of-understood.

I may be back with more questions, but for now, you have helped me a lot!