Once Mamba is installed and caching is enabled, you may want to confirm that pages are indeed being served from cache. There are two simple ways to check:

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1. Check the Cache Folder

Mamba stores cached pages as static files on your server.

• Log in to your server via FTP or File Manager.
• Navigate to:

wp-content/cache/mamba/

• Inside, you’ll see folders and files corresponding to your shop, products, categories, and other cached URLs.
• If files are being created here, it means Mamba’s page cache is working.

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2. Check the Response Headers

Mamba also adds custom headers to cached responses.

• Open your site in Chrome (or any browser).
• Right-click and choose Inspect → Network tab.
• Reload the page and click on the main document request (usually your domain URL).
• Under Headers, look for the following:

x-mamba-cache: HIT

This means the page was served directly from Mamba’s cache.

Other possible values:

• x-mamba-cache: MISS → The page was generated freshly (but will be cached for the next request).
• x-mamba-cache: BYPASS → The page was intentionally excluded (e.g., cart, checkout, or logged-in user).

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✅ If you see cache files in the folder and x-mamba-cache: HIT in the response headers, Mamba caching is working correctly.