Ah, that makes sense now. when i did my site's iPhone version I
time and time again was reading of the limits of Safari's cache.
i didn't fight or test those limits and my site loads/runs just fine
(http://iphone.team-integra.net)... (any huge delays in loading a
page are from me on the s
The cache limit is for individual files, so you get jquery down under 25K,
then use CSS sprites (with images less than 25K) for backgrounds - the total
cache size is 475K (a maximum of 19 components can be cached). Gzipping
doesn't count (the limit applies to uncompressed code) but minifying is a
m
but what would be the point?
say you got jQuery down to 10k in size that leaves 15k left for
images and HTML and etc, it's just going to hit that limit and purge
the cache anyways. but just a few requests sooner
keep with the minified and gzipped version to keep the data sent
across the
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