When a user visits your website for the first time, there are a lot of components which are downloaded in the background & saved in the cache folder of the user for reducing load time when the same user visits again. Enabling browser caching lets you store a cached version of your site in a visitor’s browser. This means that when a user returns to your site, it will load faster.If you use a VPS or dedicated server, you can also enable object caching to speed up dynamic elements on your site.If you have a static HTML site, you can enable caching by in your .htaccess file.
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