Add Cache-Control to avatar redirects #16973
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This does seem to do the trick to make the Avatar redirects cachable in Chrome. In Firefox, it does not seem to work, thought and I found no way to suppress the requests to the original URLs, I even tried setting an Etag to no avail. Related discussion in go-gitea#16964.
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The default A user won't see his new avatar in 6 hours if he did a change ...... maybe he will submit a new issue saying "avatars not changed" Is it good for end users? |
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We could shorten the default time a bit. Gravatar and GitHub use 5 minutes, for example. |
it appears to work in my firefox (just a standard firefox developer edition) |
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Nice. In my testing I could not get Firefox to cache the redirect for whatever reason, even tried a completely fresh profile. |
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This does seem to do the trick to make the Avatar redirects cachable in Chrome.
In Firefox, it does not seem to work, thought and I found no way to suppress the requests to the original URLs, I even tried setting 301 or an Etag to no avail.
Related discussion in #16964.