Comparison · generated on request
Appcachify vs Cache Manifest
Both plugins as this registry currently observes them. Figures come from the same daily snapshot, so they are directly comparable, which two separate wordpress.org pages, read minutes apart, are not.
| Appcachify | Cache Manifest | |
|---|---|---|
| What it does | Adds an HTML5 appcache manifest to speed up your site by storing static assets client-side. | This plugin will cache certain content of your website and will make it available for offline navigation. |
| Active installs | 10+ | 10+ |
| Rating | 5.0★ (2) | — |
| Last release | 12 years ago | 12 years ago |
| Current owner | Robert O'Rourke | Gravuj Miklos Henrich |
| Added to directory | 24 Jul 2014 | 30 Aug 2013 |
| Tested up to | WP 3.9.40 | WP 3.6.1 |
| Requires PHP | false | false |
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Records: Appcachify · Cache Manifest