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What Happens When You Refresh a Web Page? Understanding Browser Cache for Beginners
Have you ever noticed that a website sometimes loads slowly the first time, but much faster when you visit it again?
For example, imagine you open an online shopping website for the first time.
The browser needs to download things like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images, and fonts.
After the page loads, you refresh it.
Suddenly, the page may load much faster.
So what happened?
The answer is browser caching .
What Is Browser Cache?
A browser cache is temporary storag...
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