 | | From: | joe | | Subject: | page reloading when going back | | Date: | Fri, 21 Jan 2005 23:03:51 -0600 |
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 | Hold right and click left and I go back to previous page. After some period of time when I go back the page will go back to previous page and then reload. This doesn't happen all the time. only when I been browsing a while and to my best memory it didn't happen till after I upgraded to 7.54u1. Thanks
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 | | From: | Richard Grevers | | Subject: | Re: page reloading when going back | | Date: | Sat, 22 Jan 2005 20:27:01 +1300 |
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 | On Fri, 21 Jan 2005 23:03:51 -0600, joe wrote:
> Hold right and click left and I go back to previous page. After some > period > of time when I go back the page will go back to previous page and then > reload. This doesn't happen all the time. only when I been browsing a > while and to my best memory it didn't happen till after I upgraded to > 7.54u1. Thanks > You'll probably find that the pages are being served with both no-cache and must-revalidate headers. This means that the browser is obliged to reload the page, and they are designed for situations where there is a major security risk if someone can go back in the browser (such as banking). Alas, sites which have no need whatsoever for the header seem to be (ab)using it.
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 | | From: | joe | | Subject: | Re: page reloading when going back | | Date: | Mon, 24 Jan 2005 00:06:28 -0600 |
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 | "Richard Grevers" wrote in message news:opskztnby00f6xb9@richardg... > On Fri, 21 Jan 2005 23:03:51 -0600, joe wrote: > > > Hold right and click left and I go back to previous page. After some > > period > > of time when I go back the page will go back to previous page and then > > reload. This doesn't happen all the time. only when I been browsing a > > while and to my best memory it didn't happen till after I upgraded to > > 7.54u1. Thanks > > > You'll probably find that the pages are being served with both no-cache > and must-revalidate headers. This means that the browser is obliged to > reload the page, and they are designed for situations where there is a > major security risk if someone can go back in the browser (such as > banking). Alas, sites which have no need whatsoever for the header seem to > be (ab)using it. > > > > --> --here is one site www.ultraproducts.com This happens when going back or forwards. I tried it with 7.11 and It doesn't reload the page. This only started happening, as I remember, when I upgraded to 7.54U1 from 7.54
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 | | From: | Richard Grevers | | Subject: | Re: page reloading when going back | | Date: | Mon, 24 Jan 2005 19:24:47 +1300 |
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 | On Mon, 24 Jan 2005 00:06:28 -0600, joe wrote:
> > "Richard Grevers" wrote in message > news:opskztnby00f6xb9@richardg... >> On Fri, 21 Jan 2005 23:03:51 -0600, joe wrote: >> >> > Hold right and click left and I go back to previous page. After some >> > period >> > of time when I go back the page will go back to previous page and then >> > reload. This doesn't happen all the time. only when I been browsing >> a >> > while and to my best memory it didn't happen till after I upgraded to >> > 7.54u1. Thanks >> > >> You'll probably find that the pages are being served with both no-cache >> and must-revalidate headers. This means that the browser is obliged to >> reload the page, and they are designed for situations where there is a >> major security risk if someone can go back in the browser (such as >> banking). Alas, sites which have no need whatsoever for the header seem >> to >> be (ab)using it. >> >> >> >> --> --here is one site www.ultraproducts.com This happens when going > back or forwards. I tried it with 7.11 and It doesn't reload the page. > This only started happening, as I remember, when I upgraded to 7.54U1 > from > 7.54 Correct - the change was made during the 7.5 series (some banks were blocking Opera because it didn't support must-revalidate)
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 | | From: | Eik | | Subject: | Re: page reloading when going back | | Date: | Sat, 22 Jan 2005 07:04:29 -0000 |
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 | On Fri, 21 Jan 2005 23:03:51 -0600, joe wrote:
> After some period > of time when I go back the page will go back to previous page and > then > reload.
What page? It just sounds like the page is expiring, falling out of the RAM cache or there is some Javascript doing the reload. Without a URL to check, no one knows what the HTTP headers say.
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