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Using the application cache
HTML5 provides an application caching mechanism that lets web-based applications run offline. Developers can use the Application Cache (AppCache) interface to specify resources that the browser should cache and make available to offline users. Applications that are cached load and work correctly even if users click the refresh button when they are offline.
  • Advanced
  • App
  • appcache
  • application cache
  • Cache
  • Guide
  • HTML
  • web cache
Request.cache
  • API
  • Cache
  • Experimental
  • Fetch
  • Property
  • Reference
  • request
Cache.add()
  • API
  • Cache
  • Experimental
  • Expérimental
  • Method
  • Reference
  • Référence
  • Service Workers
  • ServiceWorker
Cache.addAll()
  • addAll
  • API
  • Cache
  • Experimental
  • Method
  • NeedsExample
  • Reference
  • Service Workers
  • ServiceWorker
Cache.keys()
  • API
  • Cache
  • Experimental
  • keys
  • Method
  • Reference
  • Service Workers
  • ServiceWorker
Cache.match()
  • API
  • Cache
  • Experimental
  • match
  • Method
  • Reference
  • Service Workers
  • ServiceWorker
Cache.matchAll()
  • API
  • Cache
  • Experimental
  • matchAll
  • Method
  • Reference
  • Service Workers
  • ServiceWorker
Cache
  • API
  • Cache
  • Draft
  • Experimental
  • Interface
  • Offline
  • offline
  • Reference
  • Service Workers
  • storage
  • Storage
Cache.delete()
  • API
  • Cache
  • delete
  • Experimental
  • Expérimental
  • Method
  • NeedsContent
  • NeedsExample
  • Reference
  • Référence
  • Service Workers
  • ServiceWorker
Cache.put()
  • API
  • Cache
  • Experimental
  • Expérimental
  • Method
  • NeedsExample
  • put
  • Reference
  • Référence
  • Service Workers
  • ServiceWorker
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