This seems to happen to most internet browsers, and at random times.Ĭomputers and mobile devices will, on occasion, display a cached (older) version of the page. We suggest a web search of the name of your browser and 'clear cache' if you're unsure of how to perform this operation.įor unexplainable reasons, other than by saying 'stuff happens', the cache on any computing device can sometimes get confused even without having made an update to the website. Periodically, you need to clear your cache so the 'new' page can be accessed from the server and displayed properly.Ĭlearing your cache isn't hard and is very beneficial. When you've made changes and the browser is wanting to hold on to the 'old' page, that's not helpful at all.
Since faster is better on the web, this is great as long as you haven't made changes to a particular page. Your browser will save web pages that you have visited, in a file on your hard drive, in order to increase the speed at which your browser opens that same site again. The Cache is how computers store information to make it easier/quicker to navigate to places on the web that you have already visited. See How to hard refresh your browser and clear your cache
Mac/Apple: (Chrome, Edge, Firefox) Command/Shift/R Windows/PC: (Chrome, Edge, Firefox) Control + Reload button -or- CTRL/F5 -or- CTRL/Shift/R (or CTRL/F5) This will refresh your page so you should see new updates - handy when editing your site!
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