On downloading other stuff in the background: I've only played with WebGL a bit so far with single levels and don't know if it splits each level into it's own large file or whether it does it's own preloading. Note that a risk you run if you set these to large values is that if you publish an update, you'll have to pull of a couple tricks to get browsers that still have to old version cached (and still think it's valid) to grab the new one. htaccess file that Unity pumps out to get that covered. These are typically set on the web server itself - if you're on a shared host running Apache, you can usually plunk a couple items in the.
To the caching question: You can encourage the person's web browser to cache the javascript with expires or cache-control headers.
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