I think section "Script-inlined CSS Benefits" is valid only when cache mechanism doesn't exists. If cache is available and files are served from the server with a proper expired headers then files are downloaded only once.
Every next visit all CSS and script files aren't downloaded (no requests are send to the server), but taken from a local browser cache and therefore the benefit of having script-inlined CSS is not that huge in my opinion.
Any thoughts on that?
I think section "Script-inlined CSS Benefits" is valid only when cache mechanism doesn't exists. If cache is available and files are served from the server with a proper expired headers then files are downloaded only once.
Every next visit all CSS and script files aren't downloaded (no requests are send to the server), but taken from a local browser cache and therefore the benefit of having script-inlined CSS is not that huge in my opinion.
Any thoughts on that?