Halo Infinite tends to repeatedly request the same content (images, binaries, JSON, etc.) as you play, which can be quite frustrating. To reduce network usage and enhance the game's performance, InfiniteMITM introduces a solution called SmartCache, which, once enabled, will automatically cache this content in memory.
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Note: Some URLs (e.g., your files, favorites, etc.) and overriden requests/responses will not be cached.
Open the mitm.yaml file in the InfiniteMITM directory within your home directory (e.g., C:\Users\<username>\InfiniteMITM) and enable the smart_cache option.
options:
smart_cache:
enabled: trueAdditionally, you could switch the traffic_display option to silent or smart_cached to reduce network table updates.
memory: Will write cached responses in memory, which will be flushed once the CLI is closed.persistent: Will write cached responses to the disk (<drive>:\Users\<username>\InfiniteMITM\cache).
ttl: Allows you to define the cache duration (default is 7 days).- Supported suffixes:
h(hour) |d(day) |w(week)
- Supported suffixes: