Google Chrome: Empty Cache and Hard Reload

Google Chrome: Empty Cache and Hard Reload

A hard reload on Chrome is performed to bypass stored browsing data, ensuring that all content is reloaded directly from the server rather than using any locally saved files.

1. Open Chrome’s Developer Tools by pressing:
Windows: Press F12
Mac: Command + Option + I
2. From here, you’ll want to find the Refresh button next to the address bar.
3. Right-click the refresh button and select Empty Cache and Hard Reload.

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