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What is leverage browser caching?

Browser caching stores webpage resource files on a local computer when a user visits a webpage. "Leveraging" browser caching is when a webmaster has instructed browsers how their resources should be dealt with.

Leverage Browser Caching is a cache mechanism operates between the server and the visitor's browser, either on the end of the server or on the computer of the visitor. It can store copies of files (like html/php/css/js files, images, etc.) or strings of code for faster access instead of having to constantly request it from the server.
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User's browser will download less data while navigating through your pages, which will improve
the loading speed of your website.

Leverage browser's caching generally means that you can specify how long web browsers should keep images, CSS and JS stored locally. That way the user's browser will download less data while navigating through your pages, which will improve the loading speed of your website.

To leverage your browser's caching generally means that you can specify how long web browsers should keep images, CSS and JS stored locally. That way the user's browser will download less data while navigating through your pages, which will improve the loading speed of your website.

To leverage your browser's caching generally means that you can specify how long web browsers should keep images, CSS and JS stored locally. That way the user's browser will download less data while navigating through your pages, which will improve the loading speed of your website.

To leverage your browser's caching generally means that you can specify how long web browsers should keep images, CSS and JS stored locally.

Levarage browser caching is a mechanism which operates between server and users or visitors browser. It stores copies of all the files and code for faster access instead of constantly requesting to the server for the same files.

To leverage your browser's caching generally means that you can specify how long web browsers should keep images, CSS and JS stored locally. That way the user's browser will download less data while navigating through your pages, which will improve the loading speed of your website.