Cache https mail.qq.com

A clever request!

To cache the HTTPS website https://mail.qq.com, I'll provide you with a few options:

Option 1: Using a browser extension

You can use a browser extension like Cache Inspector (for Chrome) or Cache Viewer (for Firefox) to cache the website. Here's how:

  1. Install the extension.
  2. Go to https://mail.qq.com.
  3. Click on the extension's icon.
  4. Select "Cache" or "Cache this page" to cache the website.

Option 2: Using a caching proxy

You can use a caching proxy like Squid or Varnish Cache to cache the website. Here's a basic setup:

  1. Install Squid or Varnish Cache on your server.
  2. Configure the caching proxy to cache the website. For example, in Squid, you can add the following lines to your squid.conf file:
    http_access allow all
http_cache_store_lo 100 100 100 100
http_cache_max_stale 60
http_cache_revalidate 60
http_cache_control max-age=3600
  3. Restart the caching proxy service.

Option 3: Using a caching plugin

If you're using a Content Delivery Network (CDN) or a caching plugin like WP Super Cache (for WordPress) or W3 Total Cache (for WordPress), you can configure the plugin to cache the website.

For example, in WP Super Cache, you can enable caching for the website by following these steps:

  1. Install and activate WP Super Cache.
  2. Go to the "WP Super Cache" settings page.
  3. Enable caching for the website.
  4. Set the cache expiration time to your desired value.

Remember to always check the website's terms of service and robots.txt file before caching the website. Some websites may not allow caching or may have specific caching requirements.