Delete browsing data for specific website
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I've been editing a website and need to constantly monitor the changes in the web browser. For this, i've been using Edge to clear the website data and refresh the page, because it's impossible to do so in Vivaldi. Only if i clear my whole history, which i really want to avoid... again. I can't afford to keep login in to dozens of websites every single day.
Is there a way to solve this? I followed the tutorial below:
https://help.vivaldi.com/desktop/tools/delete-browsing-data/#Delete_data_per_website
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Consider using a Private Window, once done with testing close and open a new for further testing.
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i've been using Edge to clear the website data and refresh the page,
And how do you do this in Edge?
What you can do in Edge, you can do in Vivaldi.
There's at least three ways I know how to do this in Chromium browsers.because it's impossible to do so in Vivaldi.
Please don't make assumptions based on your lack of knowledge how to do things.
Have you thought about simply using Ctrl+F5?
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@yojimbo274064400 said in Delete browsing data for specific website:
Consider using a Private Window, once done with testing close and open a new for further testing.
Honestly, i've been under so much stress, i didn't even consider it. Thanks!
@Pathduck said in Delete browsing data for specific website:
i've been using Edge to clear the website data and refresh the page,
And how do you do this in Edge?
What you can do in Edge, you can do in Vivaldi.
because it's impossible to do so in Vivaldi.
Please don't make assumptions based on your lack of knowledge how to do things.
I was in a hurry when i wrote this post, and for that i'm sorry. It works in Edge.
That said, I did not assume anything. I followed Vivaldi's help tutorial, as stated in my post. My lack of knowledge isn't to be blamed if both solutions presented clearly do not work, for me at least.
I was pointing out what seems to be a bug in Vivaldi.
Have you thought about simply using Ctrl+F5?
https://www.debugbar.com/what-does-ctrl-f5-do/
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@telmob, you can use the SiteBleacher (easy to handle) or CookieAutodelete extension (somewhat more complex), which does a good work. They delete ALL browsing data, from the browser and locally, from sites which are not whitelisted (cookies, local storages, IndexedDBs, service workers, cache storages, filesystems and webSQLs).
>Laptop ACER, AMD Ryzen, GPU AMD Radeon RAM 16GB, SSD 512GB -Win11 Home 64 v24H2| Vivaldi last stable|
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@telmob said in Delete browsing data for specific website:
It works in Edge.
Once again I have to ask... how do you do it in Edge?
both solutions presented clearly do not work, for me at least.
Both using the devtools Clear Site Data and using the Site Settings should clear cookies+storage+cache.
Ctrl+F5 is the oldest trick in the book, and used by web developers everywhere to bypass cache when reloading a site. If you're a web dev, it's strange you did not know about this.I was pointing out what seems to be a bug in Vivaldi.
Are you able to prove it? Please make a step-by-step guide with a test case showing it does not work? It's not a bug unless someone can prove it is.
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Cool! I'll try them out.
