Clearing Your Browser's Cache

In order to speed up browsing, your web browser keeps copies of files that typically do not change. Images, style sheets and JavaScript are examples of file types that are usually cached. When you change something there is a chance that your browser will still use the copy it has cached. Clearing your browsers cache will force the browser to make another request to the web server to download its assets again.

Steps needed depends on your browser:

Firefox

1. Click the "Menu" button in the upper right.
   
2. Click on "Options"
   
3. Click on "Privacy" on the left-hand side.
   
4. In the "History" section, click the "clear your recent history" link.
   
5. Make sure the "Cache" box is checked and click the "Clear Now" button.
   
6. All done!

Chrome

1. Click the "Menu" button in the upper right.
   
2. Click on "Settings"
   
3. Scroll to the bottom and click on the "Show advanced settings..." link.
   
4. In the "Privacy" section, click the "Clear browsing data..." button.
   
5. Ensure the "Cached images and files" box is checked and click the "Clear browsing data" button.
   
6. All done!

Opera

1. Click the "Menu" button in the upper left corner.
   
2. Click on "Settings".
   
3. Click on "Privacy & security".
   
4. In the "Privacy" section, click the "Clear browsing data..." button.
   
5. Ensure the "Cached images and files" box is checked and click the "Clear browsing data" button.
   
6. All done!

Edge

1. Click the "Menu" button in the upper right.
   
2. Click on "Settings".
   
3. Under "Clear browsing data", click the "Choose what to clear" button.
   
4. Ensure the "Cached data and files" box is checked and click the "Clear" button.
   
5. All done!

Internet Explorer

1. Click the "Menu" button in the upper right.
   
2. Click on "Internet options".
   
3. In the "Browsing history" section, Click the "Delete" button.
   
4. Ensure the "Temporary Internet files and website files" box is checked and click the "Delete" button.
   
5. All done!