Bitrix _NCC Cookie: Disable Composite Cache

Toggle the Bitrix _NCC cookie (BITRIX_SM_NCC=Y) to disable the composite cache on the current site while debugging.

Turn off the 1C-Bitrix composite cache for yourself in one click, without changing the site settings. Bitrix does not use the composite cache for a request with the cookie <prefix>_NCC=Y (BITRIX_SM_NCC=Y with the default prefix): pages are generated by PHP, so you see your latest changes. Other visitors still get the cached pages. Features: • The toolbar popup sets and removes BITRIX_SM_NCC=Y for the current site; the "N" badge shows it is on • The cookie is kept: Bitrix deletes the _NCC cookie for anonymous visitors on every page, the extension sets it again until you turn it off • Cookie for the current host only or for a parent domain with all subdomains • The cookie name is detected automatically from the site prefix (ARGO_GUEST_ID → ARGO_NCC); you can set your own (the exact name is COOKIE_NCC in /bitrix/html_pages/.config.php) • "Open without composite (?ncc=1)" button — for servers where nginx serves the composite cache itself and does not check the cookie • Keyboard shortcut Alt+Shift+Y • Works in Chrome incognito (after you allow the extension there) and in Firefox • English, Russian and Kazakh interface The extension does not collect or send any data. Source code: https://github.com/goodprogrammist/BITRIX_SM_NCC