The process of saving static content into the web browser or “local” cache decreases load times for subsequent visits to the site. The content that is saved is known as “static content”. STATIC ASSETS CACHED – the “static content” or “Assets” that is needed to be loaded from the website to your computer is saved on your computer in something called “cache” or “browser cache”.Your web browser then interprets the data and displays the “content”, images, text, HTML css, java scripts, etc., in the browser window for you to consume.
REPLY – The request is answered by the web server “replying” with the data (“content” from the website), by sending it over the internet to your browser.
REQUEST – A request is initiated FROM your browser (Google chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge, etc) of the web server hosting the web page you want to visit. Three important things happen very quickly when you access a website on the internet, whether accessing by typing in a URL or by clicking on a link.: Why browser cache existsīrowser caching creates a better web experience for the web page visitor. Windows: Control + F5 (hold down the control key and press F5). Mac: Command + R (hold down the command key, next to the spacebar, and press the “R” key.) You can try a quick way to refresh your local browser cache using one of the below keyboard combinations: Have you ever heard someone say, “Clear your cache.”, or “You need to refresh your browser cache.” or “Force reload your browser cache”? Removing the cached (saved static website assets) files in your browser (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge, etc) allows you to see the most recent changes made by your web developer or designer. #Mac refresh page cache browser shortcut how to
In this post, I will explain how to refresh your browser cache (pronunced ‘cash’) as well as show you how it works and why it may be necessary to do so.
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