Caching is typical behavior of any browser. Whenever you visit a website, it downloads the file and keeps it. So next time you visit the same site, it doesn’t download those files again. Technically, ...

Site developers help Web surfers view real-time information by writing code that makes browsers such as Firefox refresh. For example, an auction website might refresh Web pages every few seconds to ...

When you pull-to-refresh a page in Chrome 128, your Android phone will now subtly vibrate to acknowledge the action. This haptic feedback only occurs when pull down from the top of a page, with the ...

When you refresh a page, instead of downloading all of a website’s resources again, the web server instead checks what your device already has. This is known as validation, and it’s the reason that ...

The right choice between content refreshes and new pages depends on how each option serves your audience and search visibility.