PusherJS has introduced updates in versions 8.2.0 and 8.3.0 to enhance its reconnection and transport caching strategies, focusing on improving the reliability and performance of WebSocket connections. The 8.2.0 update removes the retry limit for WebSockets, allowing indefinite retries to optimize performance and provide a consistent user experience, particularly in modern web environments with temporary network issues. This change aims to prevent the system from defaulting to slower fallback options unnecessarily. In the 8.3.0 update, the cached reconnection strategy is adjusted to prioritize WebSocket attempts first before considering fallback transports, addressing issues where temporary connectivity problems might have led to premature fallback. This approach is aligned with evolving trends like Single Page Applications (SPAs), aiming to maintain low latency and seamless connectivity, ultimately providing a more robust and efficient user experience. PusherJS encourages feedback on these updates via GitHub to continue refining the platform.