We all might have used "Static Resource" for loading Styles (CSS) / scripts (JS) / images and used them in our Visualforce, LWC etc., But while creating a static resource, there is an option called "Cache Control". Ever wondered, what is it for ? This post will help us to understand the significance of "Cache Control"
Basically this field does hold two values
Are you under an impression that choosing private will make the resource to be not stored in cache, and choosing "public" will store the resource in cache ? If yes, then you are wrong. We need to understand the fact that no mater which option is chosen, the resource will be cached. Let us understand the significance of those two values
Private : The resource will be cached in the SF server and is confined only to the Current User, which means though the resource is in cache, other User's cannot access the cached resource. Faster load time can only be observed for the current user as cache is confined only to the Current User's session
Public : The resource will be cached in the SF server and the cache can be used by all the Users across the organization, which means the faster load time can be observed by all the Users.
Source : Static Resource in VF Page
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Thanks for such good explanation!
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