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Refresh back button for chrome 136 - #39565
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Closes keycloak#39540 Signed-off-by: rmartinc <rmartinc@redhat.com>
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Closes #39540
Since 136 chrome does not respect
cache-control: no-storeanymore (see issue). The pages are cached anyway. It seems that chrome checks now cookies (and other things) to decide if the page can be cached or not by default. There is also an API to specify what changes (cookies, storage entries,...) triggers the the eviction of the cache (but it's not standard). For the moment the PR changes the tests to do a refresh when needed for the back. It's only added for chrome by now (maybe other browsers will follow this idea).