Turn off caching in Firefox

http://blog.csdn.net/violet_day/article/details/18734421

Https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Preferences/Mozilla_networking_preferences#Cache

In the Address bar, enter: About:config

Then type in the filter: browser.cache.disk.enable

Explanation: When a page was loaded, it can be cached so it doesn ' t need to being downloaded to be redisplayed. For e-mail and news, messages and attachments is cached as well. This preference controls whether to use the hard drive for caching purposes. browser.cache.disk.capacity controls the maximum amount of disk space to use.

Set to False

Done

Add:

There's also an article on the web that shows how to turn off caching

In the Address bar, enter: About:config

Enter in filter: Network.http.use-cache

Explanation: When a page was loaded, it can be cached so it doesn ' t need to being downloaded to be redisplayed. This preference controls whether to the cache files retrieved by HTTP or HTTPS either in memory or on disk.

Set to: False

Done

Summary: It seems that both are useful.

There is also an attribute: browser.cache.memory.enable

Network.http.use-cache refers to setting does not cache.

Browser.cache.disk.enable/browser.cache.memory.enable refers to whether the settings are saved on disk or memory after the above property is turned on (true).

So, Network.http.use-cache is the premise.

Turn off caching in Firefox