Depending on what behaviors you need to customize, you can configure SPA options in one of two places. SPA caching and SPA timeout settings are configured in System Settings. If you wish to disable SPA for a certain link, page, or portlet in your site, see Disabling SPA.
Follow these steps to configure system settings for SPA:
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In the Control Panel, navigate to Configuration → System Settings.
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Select Infrastructure under the PLATFORM heading.
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Click Frontend SPA Infrastructure.
The following configuration options are available:
Cache Expiration Time: The time, in minutes, in which the SPA cache is cleared. A negative value means the cache should be disabled.
Navigation Exception Selectors: Defines a CSS selector that SPA should ignore.
Request Timeout Time: The time, in milliseconds, in which a SPA request times out. A zero value means the request should never timeout.
User Notification Timeout: The time, in milliseconds, in which a notification is shown to the user stating that the request is taking longer than expected. A zero value means no notification should be shown.
Great! Now you know how to configure system settings for SPA.