How Browser Game Caching Works (and Why the Second Load Can Be Faster)
Understand why the first game load can take longer and what your browser may reuse on future visits.
When you open a browser game, the browser may need to fetch images, scripts, audio, fonts, and other assets. Some reusable files can be stored temporarily so the browser does not have to fetch the same data again immediately.
Why first visits can be slower
The first visit often has the most work to do because the browser starts without those reusable files.
Why cache problems happen
If an old cached asset conflicts with a newer version, a site can appear broken or behave strangely. A normal reload or targeted cache clear can help in those situations.
Do not clear cache constantly
Cache exists to improve repeat visits, so clearing it after every game can remove that benefit. Clear it when troubleshooting rather than as a routine before every session.
