Enable Secure Browser Caching

Enable secure data caching in the browser to improve page reload performance by avoiding extra round trips to the server.

This setting is selected by default.

Disabling secure and persistent browser caching has a significant negative performance impact on Lightning Experience. Only disable in these scenarios.

Your company’s policy doesn’t allow browser caching, even if the data is encrypted.
During development in a sandbox or Developer Edition, you want to see the effect of any code changes without emptying the secure cache.

Important

From Setup, enter Session in the Quick Find box, and then select Session Settings.
Select the checkbox for “Enable secure and persistent browser caching to improve performance”.
Click Save.

Enabling secure and persistent data caching impacts record pages in Experience Cloud. Updates on fields aren’t observed immediately. To see the latest changes immediately, log out and log back in. Other users don’t see the change until the cache is deleted or invalidated.

Note

See Also

Disable Caching During Development

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