started my computer fresh, started chrome, tabs open up, and then the one for cocalc was stuck. clicking refresh did work immediately. I don't see an immediate action based on what this says, but I'm still recording this in case it happens more than once
The most "logical" explanation is stale caching of "/app" and hence it references non existing assets. Checking the network console, there are headers which should prevent that. (no-store, must-revalidate, ...)
started my computer fresh, started chrome, tabs open up, and then the one for cocalc was stuck. clicking refresh did work immediately. I don't see an immediate action based on what this says, but I'm still recording this in case it happens more than once
The most "logical" explanation is stale caching of "/app" and hence it references non existing assets. Checking the network console, there are headers which should prevent that. (
no-store
,must-revalidate
, ...)