Remove no-store for Cache-Control

[Fedik]

Summary of Changes

Removed:
no-store fix for joomla/joomla-cms#45403
post-check, pre-check unused stuff from IE era
Pragma replaced with Cache-Control (see Pragma header)

Testing Instructions

Code review.

[brianteeman]

post-check=0, pre-check=0',

post-check and pre-check were introduced by Microsoft for IE 5–8 (around 2000–2009).
They allowed IE to serve cached content while asynchronously checking for updates (pre-check) or revalidating after serving (post-check).
Other browsers never supported them—Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Opera ignore them completely.

unless we need to support ie <8 then these are useless

[Fedik]

Thanks for info. I did not checked other parameters.
We can remove these also.

[brianteeman]

you can use this great tool from Dries

http://headers.dev/

[Fedik]

Summary of Changes

Removed:
no-store fix for joomla/joomla-cms#45403
post-check, pre-check unused stuff from IE era
Pragma replaced with Cache-Control (see Pragma header)

Testing Instructions

Code review.

[brianteeman]

post-check=0, pre-check=0',

post-check and pre-check were introduced by Microsoft for IE 5–8 (around 2000–2009).
They allowed IE to serve cached content while asynchronously checking for updates (pre-check) or revalidating after serving (post-check).
Other browsers never supported them—Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Opera ignore them completely.

unless we need to support ie <8 then these are useless

[Fedik]

Thanks for info. I did not checked other parameters.
We can remove these also.

[brianteeman]

you can use this great tool from Dries

http://headers.dev/

[Fedik]

Summary of Changes

Removed:
no-store fix for joomla/joomla-cms#45403
post-check, pre-check unused stuff from IE era
Pragma replaced with Cache-Control (see Pragma header)

Testing Instructions

Code review.

[brianteeman]

post-check=0, pre-check=0',

post-check and pre-check were introduced by Microsoft for IE 5–8 (around 2000–2009).
They allowed IE to serve cached content while asynchronously checking for updates (pre-check) or revalidating after serving (post-check).
Other browsers never supported them—Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Opera ignore them completely.

unless we need to support ie <8 then these are useless

[Fedik]

Thanks for info. I did not checked other parameters.
We can remove these also.

[brianteeman]

you can use this great tool from Dries

http://headers.dev/

[Fedik]

Summary of Changes

Removed:
no-store fix for joomla/joomla-cms#45403
post-check, pre-check unused stuff from IE era
Pragma replaced with Cache-Control (see Pragma header)

Testing Instructions

Code review.

[brianteeman]

post-check=0, pre-check=0',

post-check and pre-check were introduced by Microsoft for IE 5–8 (around 2000–2009).
They allowed IE to serve cached content while asynchronously checking for updates (pre-check) or revalidating after serving (post-check).
Other browsers never supported them—Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Opera ignore them completely.

unless we need to support ie <8 then these are useless

[Fedik]

Thanks for info. I did not checked other parameters.
We can remove these also.

[brianteeman]

you can use this great tool from Dries

http://headers.dev/

[Fedik]

Summary of Changes

Removed:
no-store fix for joomla/joomla-cms#45403
post-check, pre-check unused stuff from IE era
Pragma replaced with Cache-Control (see Pragma header)

Testing Instructions

Code review.

[brianteeman]

post-check=0, pre-check=0',

post-check and pre-check were introduced by Microsoft for IE 5–8 (around 2000–2009).
They allowed IE to serve cached content while asynchronously checking for updates (pre-check) or revalidating after serving (post-check).
Other browsers never supported them—Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Opera ignore them completely.

unless we need to support ie <8 then these are useless

[Fedik]

Thanks for info. I did not checked other parameters.
We can remove these also.

[brianteeman]

you can use this great tool from Dries

http://headers.dev/

[Fedik]

Summary of Changes

Removed:
no-store fix for joomla/joomla-cms#45403
post-check, pre-check unused stuff from IE era
Pragma replaced with Cache-Control (see Pragma header)

Testing Instructions

Code review.

[brianteeman]

post-check=0, pre-check=0',

post-check and pre-check were introduced by Microsoft for IE 5–8 (around 2000–2009).
They allowed IE to serve cached content while asynchronously checking for updates (pre-check) or revalidating after serving (post-check).
Other browsers never supported them—Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Opera ignore them completely.

unless we need to support ie <8 then these are useless

[Fedik]

Thanks for info. I did not checked other parameters.
We can remove these also.

[brianteeman]

you can use this great tool from Dries

http://headers.dev/

[Fedik]

Summary of Changes

Removed:
no-store fix for joomla/joomla-cms#45403
post-check, pre-check unused stuff from IE era
Pragma replaced with Cache-Control (see Pragma header)

Testing Instructions

Code review.

[brianteeman]

post-check=0, pre-check=0',

post-check and pre-check were introduced by Microsoft for IE 5–8 (around 2000–2009).
They allowed IE to serve cached content while asynchronously checking for updates (pre-check) or revalidating after serving (post-check).
Other browsers never supported them—Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Opera ignore them completely.

unless we need to support ie <8 then these are useless

[Fedik]

Thanks for info. I did not checked other parameters.
We can remove these also.

[brianteeman]

you can use this great tool from Dries

http://headers.dev/

[Fedik]

Summary of Changes

Removed:
no-store fix for joomla/joomla-cms#45403
post-check, pre-check unused stuff from IE era
Pragma replaced with Cache-Control (see Pragma header)

Testing Instructions

Code review.

[brianteeman]

post-check=0, pre-check=0',

post-check and pre-check were introduced by Microsoft for IE 5–8 (around 2000–2009).
They allowed IE to serve cached content while asynchronously checking for updates (pre-check) or revalidating after serving (post-check).
Other browsers never supported them—Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Opera ignore them completely.

unless we need to support ie <8 then these are useless

[Fedik]

Thanks for info. I did not checked other parameters.
We can remove these also.

[brianteeman]

you can use this great tool from Dries

http://headers.dev/