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Hi Experts,<br />
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I have following questions on Html5 and browser caching <br />
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1)If I visit any e-commerce web site and view/browse any items/products and later I revisit the site I can see previously viewed items at the header/footer section of the home page .How this is happening ?<br />
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2)How to improve performance in Html5 &nbsp;based applications(tablet/mobile<wbr />/desktop)<br />
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THanks in advance
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Hi Experts,

I have following questions on Html5 and browser caching 

1)If I visit any e-commerce web site and view/browse any items/products and later I revisit the site I can see previously viewed items at the header/footer section of the home page .How this is happening ?

2)How to improve performance in Html5  based applications(tablet/mobile/desktop)

THanks in advance

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