The webpage you are on will now reload and that webpage’s cache will be cleared. Scroll down to the last option and click “Empty Cache and Hard Reload”. Hold down on the refresh button until a drop down window opens up. With the DevTools panel open, scroll to the top of your browser next to your domain’s URL. Once another window opens at the bottom with that site’s code you are ready to move to step 2. Scroll down to the last option and click “Inspect” – or Ctrl +Shift + I.
Once on the webpage, “Right Click” to open the advanced window menu. Open up the webpage you want to clear it’s cache for within your Chrome Browser. If you are however trying to clear your entire Chrome browser cache simply press “Ctrl+Shift+Delete” on Windows or ” Shift+Command+Delete” on a Mac and follow the prompted pop-up widow. Flushing the browsers cache (you can force a cache refresh by hitting CTRL+F5) or opening the page in an incognito window will use the same. Google Chrome seems to maintain a standalone cache for favicons. Just flow the two simple steps detailed below. If you want to clear Chromes website settings cache, click the Advanced tab instead. When working on a project locally you might find that you need to test or change a favicon (the icon used in the tab bar of the browser).
Have you ever needed to clear your cache for a webpage but don’t want to clear your entire cache logging you out of all websites and removing other valuable cached information? Well your in luck because there’s a very easy way to clear cache for one site page without the hassle of wiping your entire browser clean.
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