I serve a Flash app as a .swf file (with HTML wrapper file), and Safari always retrieves with GET status = 200, never 304. Thus, Safari never uses cache for this file and downloads it each time (it's a big file).
When I inspect Safari's cache, it never appears to contain the .swf file.
Chrome, Firefox, and IE all use the cache fine (e.g 2nd visit to site returns status 304).
If I use a cache manifest for the swf file, Safari does store/retrieve from offline cache, but my customers won't allow the file to be stored in anything but the standard cache, so it's not a solution (although, perhaps useful for debugging?).
Do other people experience this, or is it just me?
Any idea what I can do to make Safari cache correctly?
