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    1. Artur Bar Yosef‏ @arty_il Feb 21
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      Is there a way to get information about a cached resource (on disk) in devtools? Eg: want to see the expiration date of cached file ? @ChromeDevTools @paul_irish

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    2. Chrome DevTools‏Verified account @ChromeDevTools Feb 25
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      Headers tab? --- @kaycebasquespic.twitter.com/I1tUs48sta

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    3. Artur Bar Yosef‏ @arty_il Feb 25
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      Replying to @ChromeDevTools @paul_irish @kaycebasques

      Nope. I’m want to know if the resource is being cached (to disk for example) and when it’s going to expire (the max-age result) as well

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    4. Kayce Basques‏ @kaycebasques Feb 25
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      Replying to @arty_il @ChromeDevTools @paul_irish

      The "Size" column tells you whether a resource was served from disk or memory cache (first screenshot). Are you looking for something else? For expiration date isn't that handled by the Cache-Control header?pic.twitter.com/LfkWLqDwhf

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    5. Artur Bar Yosef‏ @arty_il Feb 27
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      Thanks @kaycebasques. I am already using the Size column. Thanks for well documenting it on devtools site 🤗 I am looking to have something like firefox haspic.twitter.com/qgc8SCXtVk

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    6. Artur Bar Yosef‏ @arty_il Feb 27
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      https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Network_Monitor/request_details#Cache …

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    7. Chrome DevTools‏Verified account @ChromeDevTools Feb 28
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      I see. I agree that Firefox's design is nicer, but I think you can ultimately get that info from the Headers tab, as mentioned earlier. Firefox probably calculates the expiration date and so on from the header vals. I'll forward the feedback to the team though. --- @kaycebasques

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    8. Artur Bar Yosef‏ @arty_il Feb 28
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      Thanks for the feedback. This is not like headers tab, I want to actually know the decision that Chrome made regarding the resources. Thanks again for the hard work 💪@ChromeDevTools rules 👏

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      Chrome DevTools‏Verified account @ChromeDevTools Feb 28
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      Replying to @arty_il @kaycebasques @paul_irish

      Which Chrome decision are you referring to? I believe you that this is different than Headers tab I'm just not getting the difference. --- @kaycebasques

      2:21 PM - 28 Feb 2019
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        1. Artur Bar Yosef‏ @arty_il Feb 28
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          Replying to @ChromeDevTools @kaycebasques @paul_irish

          I meant the decision the user-agent (Chrome) took per resource in respect to the cache-control. I’ll describe in the issue request

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