So far the script will allow the user to login and download the
html for the first page. However, when you click ‘next’ Safari
loads the page from cache rather than getting the updated dynamic
content.
The easiest way to prevent caching is to append the current time to
the URI in a query string. So rather than linking to bloated-
uri.html, you link to bloated-uri.html?timestamp=123787394. But it
sounds like you're misusing URIs, which is a problem beyond caching.
Why do the first and second page share the same URI if they're not
the same content? What if someone wants to bookmark the second page
or point a friend to it?
Peace,
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