I have limited bandwidth so try to minimize use. newyorker.com adds hundreds of kilobytes, sometimes a megabyte, of non-displaying content (but still text, though it has mimencoded graphics embedded in the page - why do that?) to their pages. Sometimes I hit the wrong key when I'm on its home page and go back to mine. If I go to it again immediately lynx reloads it. It isn't in /tmp/lynxXXXXac5yC4/ (or whatever). Other pages from newyorker.com, articles, are. I try to remember to save the page when first I load it, but I forget sometimes.
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