Doesn't work with app-cache package

[avalanche1]

On first load data is injected just fine.
But on reload, when app.manifest is present in the browser's cache - fastRender is simply ignored by the browser and no html injection occurs.
Tested in Chrome 45 and Edge

[arunoda]

I think that what app-cache does. You need to avoid using app-cache.

On Wed, Sep 9, 2015 at 3:12 PM Artem Saffron [email protected]
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On first load data is injected just fine.
But on reload, when app.manifest is present in the browser's cache -
fastRender is simply ignored by the browser and no html injection occurs.
Tested in Chrome 45 and Edge

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[avalanche1]

And what about its benefits of caching js files? I want the best of both worlds!))

[arunoda]

I'm not an expert with appcache stuff. So, I'm not the best guy to answer this :)

May be if you find a way to use the appcache, only if your system goes offline.
But generally, you should not worry about appcache, unless you need to offline support.

[avalanche1]

I see. I'm not an expert either. But I'll amend the readme about this if you don't mind.

[arunoda]

Okay. Send me a PR.

On Wed, Sep 9, 2015 at 3:56 PM Artem Saffron [email protected]
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I see. I'm not an expert either. But I'll amend the readme about this if
you don't mind.

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[elie222]

Surely the advantage of appcache is faster page loads on subsequent visits? It's good for apps that don't need offline support too.