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Which cache replacement algorithm used in mozilla?

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pkrahul.pk870
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I'm a student from India. I'm doing my PG in cyber security. As a part of our course i came through a paper named "Intelligent web proxy caching algorithms". It got my interest i want to work in this area but before that i wanted to know how browsers save this cache so i would like to know which algorithm is used by Mozilla Firefox for its cache replacement policy.


Thanks in advance, Rahul P.K.

I'm a student from India. I'm doing my PG in cyber security. As a part of our course i came through a paper named "Intelligent web proxy caching algorithms". It got my interest i want to work in this area but before that i wanted to know how browsers save this cache so i would like to know which algorithm is used by Mozilla Firefox for its cache replacement policy. Thanks in advance, Rahul P.K.

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the-edmeister
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You can search the Mozilla Developer Network website for that information.
https://developer.mozilla.org/

pkrahul.pk870
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Thanks for your reply. But only things i could find there were how to embed caches in application how to store them etc. I just want the replacement algorithm used at client side cache storage. Which factor of URL it uses to replace old caches like size, frequency, reference time or latency etc or combinations of them.

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So, you want us to do your research for you?