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It's been a couple of years but I ran into a similar situation with Chrome & Safari this week. We wanted to add a 'processing' state to several buttons throughout our app, so we added a new CSS class that simply applied an animated GIF as a background image. We needed to ensure that the GIF was cached prior to clicking the button, so we tried a variety of pre-load techniques. The simplest solution was to use CSS content property as described here: Chrome & Safari were both sporadic - they would often treat the image as un-cached, even when we forced the pre-load image to always be visible. We could only consistently get a 304/not modified response after the GIF had been downloaded and displayed directly on the button element itself. This caused the animation to often never appear for some users, as the app would redirect to a new page before the GIF could be downloaded once again.

Other browsers always treated the image as cached, and applied the animation immediately when clicked. Our final fix was to apply the GIF as the background image of the button's default state, positioned outside its bounds.

The 'processing' state then simply changed the position back to within the button's boundaries. I feel like this is related to the original issue, and just wanted to share some pain.