No-Cache No-Store for Selected Hosts sɣur jscher2000

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Regrettably, appears to do nothing at all, leaving FF still as the only major browser it is literally impossible to do javascript development on.

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The extension does have the option to disable caching of JavaScript from selected hosts (https://addons.mozilla.org/user-media/previews/full/244/244875.png), but if you find it unreliable, there is an internal option:

Open the Developer Tools, change to the Network panel, and check the box for Disable Cache. You can undock the Dev Tools to a separate window while you work so you have use of the full height of the tab.

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sɣur Francis, 21 dni temu
Works as expected
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sɣur Aseqdac Firefox 14387669, 5 miesięcy temu
Saved my day, for some reason it never fetched updated css and js locally and this plugin forced to do it, thank you very much for saving me a few hours of debugging
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sɣur Aseqdac Firefox 18662093, 2 lata temu
Unfortunately, it doesn't work at all :(
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sɣur David C Rankin, 3 lata temu
While not updated in a while, this add-on still works perfectly with 102esr. This add-on is worth its weight in gold for tweaking CSS. Mozilla really should provide an about:config setting to force cache refresh. Until then, this add-on is perfect for the job. It goes one better by allowing per-domain cache control. Very nice.
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sɣur Andy, 4 lata temu
Does the job. I was getting fed up with FF just ignoring the "disable cache" feature in "Network" developer tools.