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workbox-navigation-preload
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This library allows developers to opt-in to using Navigation Preload in their service worker.
This module's documentation can be found at https://developers.google.com/web/tools/workbox/modules/workbox-navigation-preload
sw-toolbox is a legacy library for service worker runtime caching strategies. It has been deprecated in favor of Workbox, but it provided similar functionalities for caching and serving assets in PWAs. Unlike workbox-navigation-preload, sw-toolbox does not specifically focus on navigation preload features.
sw-precache is another legacy Google library that generates a service worker script that precaches resources. It has also been deprecated in favor of Workbox. While it helps in caching resources for offline use, it does not offer the specific navigation preload functionality that workbox-navigation-preload provides.
This webpack plugin simplifies the creation of a service worker by integrating with your webpack build process. While it can be used to implement caching strategies, it does not have built-in support for navigation preload like workbox-navigation-preload does.
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