In 2018, John Mueller of Google said Google does not use cache-control headers when crawling. He said then that the has no impact on GoogleBot and how it crawls your web pages. He said that again ...

The Cache-Control general-header has no impact on GoogleBot and how it crawls your web pages. The cache-control general-header "field is used to specify directives for caching mechanisms in both ...

Google has added a new section to its crawler and fetcher documentation for HTTP caching, which clarifies how Google’s crawlers handle cache control headers. With that, Gary Illyes from Google ...

Site admins can specify how their web pages are stored in a browser's cache using the "Cache-control:" header. One option is to use the "Cache-control: no-store" header, which prevents the website ...

Try to research this only returns results about Safari not respecting response Cache-Control headers. Shift-clicking Reload and Shift-Command-R do generate "Cache-Control: no-cache" in FireFox.

Specifying "Cache-Control: no-cache" will cache in the browser. As a result, Weis recommended developers read the manual to confirm the Cache-Control mechanism executes the desired behavior. At the ...

Google is also asking site owners to allow Google to cache your web pages. Google has added a new section to its crawler and fetcher documentation for HTTP caching, which clarifies how Google’s ...