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Refresh and Empty Browser Cache

When you have a developer working on your website, sometimes your web browser displays a cache version of your website. The cached version is usually an old version of your website that has been requested before for viewing and the browser still thinks that it is the most recent version. The browser is downloading the most recent version in order to save your bandwidth and enhance your experience by loading locally stored pages faster.

Sometimes this enhancement becomes the obstacle to view the updates of a constantly changing website. If this is the case, we have to refresh the website and order the web browser to empty locally stored content.

  1. Right click the mouse on the webpage and click inspect.
  2. Move the mouse to the reload/refresh button in your Google Chrome browser.
  3. Push the left mouse button down for 3 seconds, a menu will appear. Click Empty Cache and Hard Reload.

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