I just tested this on a normal http site
header ("Cache-Control: no-cache");
with Opera 8.0 and it seems to me that the browser respects the no-cache header.
-Will
Load the page, then navigate away and hit the back button. Barring bugs, the browser will not check the server for the page again. When no-cache is sent, it will cache it less aggressivly, but Opera does still cache the page. I suppose "ignores" is incorrect, but Opera does not fully respect the header.
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