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A hard refresh is a way of clearing the browser's cache for a specific page to force it to load the most recent version of a page. It is similar to the "purge article" feature on a Wiki. Sometimes, when changes are made to the website, they do not register immediately due to caching. A hard refresh will usually fix this, though occasionally completely clearing the cache is necessary.
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How to do a Hard Refresh
Google Chrome
Windows/Linux/ChromeOS:
- Hold down Template:Kp and click the Reload button. Be careful not to hold Template:Kp on Chromebook, or it will rotate the internal display.
Windows/Linux:
- Press Template:Kp.
Mac:
- Hold Template:Kp and click the Reload button.
- Or, press Template:Kp.
Internet Explorer
- Press Template:Kp.
- Or, hold the Template:Kp key and click the Refresh button.
Safari
Hold down Template:Kp and click the Reload button on the toolbar.[factually inaccurate?]
Mozilla Firefox and Related Browsers
Windows/Linux:
- Press Template:Kp.
- Or, press Template:Kp.
Mac:
- Hold down Template:Kp and click the Reload button.
- Or, press Template:Kp.
