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HTML5 appcache with Safari causing cross-site css to not load correctly
Appcaches are used by the web browser to specify what files exist on your site that is relevant to the particular page the browser is visiting.
Safari follows the AppCache standard more strictly and sees a request for a web address that is not in the AppCache.
To avoid the requests to be blocked, use −
NETWORK: * http://* https://*
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