In most browsers a simple Ctrl+F5 will suffice to force a non-cached reload of a webpage, however this guide intends to provide comprehensive instructions for ensuring all pages are not loaded from the browser cache. Situations where site content was recently updated or DNS has been recently changed are the most common situations where a browser cache clearing is necessary to see the changes.

1. In your browser bar, enter: chrome://settings/clearBrowserData.
2. Check the box for Empty the Cache and click Clear Browsing Data.

1. Click

   → Options.

2. Select the Privacy tab and click clear your recent history.
3. Check the box for Cache and then click Clear Now.

1. Click

   → Internet Options.

2. Under the Browsing History section on the General tab, click the Delete... button.
3. Un-check all of the boxes with the exception of Temporary Internet Files and then click Delete.

1. Navigate to Tools → Internet Options.
2. Under Browsing History, click Delete.
3. To clear your cache, click Delete files.

1. Click

   → Reset Safari….

2. Un-check all of the boxes except Reset website data and then click Reset.

1. Click

   → Settings → Delete private data….

2. Expand the Detailed Options drop-down menu
3. Un-check all options except Delete entire cache and then click Delete.

• See Safari guide above.

• See Firefox guide above.

• From your home screen select

  →

  

  → Clear Cache.

• Confirm your desire to clear the cache on the dialogue that pops-up.