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<meta charset="utf-8">
<title>An HTML Document</title>
<link rel="prefetch" href="https://www.apple.com/">
<link rel="prerender" href="https://www.apple.com/">
Say we have codes above. https://www.apple.com/ is prerendered on Chrome. We can see this if we turn Chrome's Task manager on. This is pretty good.
How can I know if https://www.apple.com/ is actually prefetched on Firefox? Does Firefox provide a solution for this?
How can I know if https://www.apple.com/ is actually prefetched or prerendered on Safari and IE10? Do these 2 browsers provide solutions for this?
Thank you!
BTW. Which method do Safari and IE10 choose? Prerendering or prefetching?
解決
In Firefox you can have the cache clean and then whatch it by opening about:cache. I have done this for testing the prefetch directive and it worked preety well.
In Chrome you can go to chrome://cache/.
I am not aware if Safari and IE have implemented anything related to <link rel="prefetch" ...> hints.
他のヒント
IE 11 has prerender implemented. you can also combine prefetch and prerender by giving rel="prerender prefetch"
This will be for all browsers but Safari is still mystery.
