I think the latest Firebug (haven't checked previous versions)
is changing Firefox's behaviour regarding to the
no-cache, must-revalidate headers.
The new behaviour is: ignore those headers.
You can read about the effects here:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=441751I thought it was a bug in Firefox, but disabling Firebug solves
the problem.
How to reproduce using Flash (it can be reproduced also
with ajax calls, as you see in the link above):
* I create a FLA file (Flash project) with the text "1" in it.
* I export to html and swf.
* I view the html in Firefox with Firebug 1.2.0b6, with apache
sending the headers no-cache, must-revalidate. I see "1" as expected.
* I edit the FLA file, replace "1" by "2", export
* View again, I see "2". Correct.
* Edit FLA, type "3".
* View again, I see "2". Wrong.
* All subsequent edits and reloads show "2", no matter how I edit the
FLA file.
* If I empty the cache or click Shift+F5, I see the correct value
again.
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