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Browser Cache Management in NetSuite

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Prior to NetSuite 2019.2, browser cache would preserve data for 7 days. Which meant shoppers returning to a website would continue to see old content regardless if the Content Delivery Network (CDN) cache had been refreshed.

After the establishment of the Browser Cache Management feature in NetSuite 2019.2, the chance of a returning shopper seeing the latest content has improved. This feature ensures that website shoppers preserve website data in their browser caches for a maximum of two hours. After two hours, website data in the browser cache automatically expires. Shoppers who return to the website more than two hours after their last visit must therefore request fresh data from the CDN cache. If the static data in the CDN cache has been manually or automatically refreshed within these two hours, the visitors receive the latest

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