Robots nocache test

This page signals crawlers not to cache the HTML response while also setting browser cache headers to discourage reuse.

Mera the cat in Bratislava, Slovakia by the Danube
Mera in Bratislava — fresh each visit, with no cached copy kept, just like this page.
Why nocache matters

Use this pattern for time-sensitive offers, compliance notices, or personalized experiences where stale copies would mislead users.

Robots directive

The meta tag <meta name="robots" content="nocache"> requests that crawlers avoid storing a cached copy.

HTTP cache headers

Cache-Control, Pragma, and Expires are set to no-cache/no-store to mirror the crawler intent at the HTTP layer.

Mera in Bratislava: nocache story

Mera the crawler cat visits Bratislava to explain why AI crawlers should read fresh page text instead of keeping stale cached copies.

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