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If Javascript Interpreter Does "jit Compilation", Does It Cache Results Of It For Use On The Same Script Next Time I Load The Website?

to make it more specific, I mostly care about SpiderMonkey interpreter in Firefox. So suppose I want to speed up the loading of a particular website in my browser or else speed up

Solution 1:

This is not an optimization Gecko does yet, but it's one we're looking into doing for sure. There are some complications to doing it, unfortunately.


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