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    How to Empty Cache and Hard Reload

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    • wholesum
      wholesum last edited by

      Chrome has 3 different types of reload: 3 different types of reload

      To see them, open developer tools then on the reload button, either:

      1. secondary click (right click for right-handed mouse)
      2. long click, aka long press to see the menu.

      Normal Reload (F5) and Hard Reload (CTRL+F5) already exist in Vivaldi. How do I trigger an How to Empty Cache and Hard Reload?

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      • iAN CooG
        iAN CooG @wholesum last edited by

        @wholesum not with a single acton, but ctrl-shift-del opens the Delete Browsing Data where you can clear your cache.

        http://iancoog.altervista.org/
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        • wholesum
          wholesum last edited by

          yep, but this deletes for all sites?

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          • Pathduck
            Pathduck Moderator @wholesum last edited by

            @wholesum There is no easy way at the moment to delete cache for only a given site and refresh the page, but feel free to make a feature request for it - I would vote 😉

            I'm sure there's an extension for it though.

            I think also if you delete the History entries for a site it might also clear the specific cache, not sure about that one.

            > BTW, today I cannot connect to mozdev.org, would you know why?
            Maybe that big lizard escaped and ate the server admins? :-)
            -- Richard Grevers, on opera.beta

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            • Dr.Flay
              Dr.Flay Vivaldi Translator last edited by

              Indeed there is a handy extension that can delete lots of different cache data
              https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/privacy-manager/giccehglhacakcfemddmfhdkahamfcmd
              https://github.com/Manvel/Privacy-Manager

              Doctor Flay ™

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