How do I disable offline caching?

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- macube
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How do I disable offline caching on construct 3? (its bad for services like koji..)
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- Ashley Construct Team Founder
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What is the koji service and what's bad about the way it works there?

People often ask questions like "X doesn't work on Y. Can I turn off X?" where really the right solution is "fix X to work on Y".
- macube
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The problem is, when the caching is on, the remix dont show the current version of the game. It shows the old "cached" version of the game. Only when i clear my cache manually and restart the my chrome browser it works.

Edit: this is Koji: withkoji.com
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- Ashley Construct Team Founder
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Well, that's a problem with koji that they should fix. If the server is correctly configured it will auto-update normally.
- macube
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This problem is the same on my webserver (or the webserver from my customer..).

Is there no way to disable the offline caching?
- Ashley Construct Team Founder
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Again, the best solution is to make sure it can update, not disable it completely. If it never updates on a correctly configured web server, please file a bug. But I strongly suspect it's a web server sending responses that are cached long term, which naturally precludes the ability to change the content. You need to make sure the cache can be bypassed or eventually expires at some point.