Hi all!
For wikidata, it would be useful if we could serve different HTML for desktop and mobile. In particular, we would like to not send all the stuff that is needed for editing to mobile devices.
My understanding is that currently, mobile output uses separate web caches, but shares the parser cache with the desktop version of the page. Is that correct? And would it be feasible to also split the parser cache?
Thanks!
Hah! Very timely. https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T125899
I'm pondering the same question. We are keen to lazy load content (references and images) in the mobile web experience for mediawiki On 9 Feb 2016 8:16 a.m., "Daniel Kinzler" daniel.kinzler@wikimedia.de wrote:
Hi all!
For wikidata, it would be useful if we could serve different HTML for desktop and mobile. In particular, we would like to not send all the stuff that is needed for editing to mobile devices.
My understanding is that currently, mobile output uses separate web caches, but shares the parser cache with the desktop version of the page. Is that correct? And would it be feasible to also split the parser cache?
Thanks!
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