Essential ecommerce terms to grow your online store.
A browser cache stores parts of websites like images, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript on your device to speed up future visits by avoiding repeated downloads, especially for content that doesn't frequently change. Browser cache enhances website performance, lowers data consumption, and guarantees a quicker, seamless user experience. Caching, however, can occasionally result in problems, like showing out-of-date content when files are updated but the previous versions are still saved.
