Client-Side Caching

Client-side caching is a process where a web browser temporarily stores copies of website resources—like images, scripts, or pages—locally on your device. This allows the browser to quickly load these resources from your device instead of fetching them again from the internet each time you visit the site. As a result, pages load faster, reduce server load, and improve your browsing experience. Caching is controlled by rules set by the website to determine what gets stored and how long, helping balance performance with ensuring you see the latest content.