Quick Tip – Ignore Cache When Refreshing Web Pages
Mac OS X, Tips & Tricks - February 5th, 2007 - 4 Comments
I’m willing to guess that a sizable portion of Mac users have been involved in some kind of web development, be it posting to a .Mac account, full fledged design, or publishing a blog. In any of these circumstances (and many others) it is very useful to know how to refresh a webpage and ignore the existing cached files. So here is how to do it in the most popular Mac OS X web browsers: Safari, Firefox, and Camino.
| Application | Keystroke |
| Safari | Shift-Click Refresh button |
| Firefox | Option-Click Refresh button |
| Camino | Option-Click Refresh button |
Phew, time for a breather, that was complex.
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[...] Found this here “I’m willing to guess that a sizable portion of Mac users have been involved in some kind of web development, be it posting to a .Mac account, full fledged design, or publishing a blog. In any of these circumstances (and many others) it is very useful to know how to refresh a webpage and ignore the existing cached files. So here is how to do it in the most popular Mac OS X web browsers: Safari, Firefox, and Camino.” [...]
[...] Found this here “I’m willing to guess that a sizable portion of Mac users have been involved in some kind of web development, be it posting to a .Mac account, full fledged design, or publishing a blog. In any of these circumstances (and many others) it is very useful to know how to refresh a webpage and ignore the existing cached files. So here is how to do it in the most popular Mac OS X web browsers: Safari, Firefox, and Camino.” [...]
firefox is shift+click refresh button now.