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In response to "Chrome -- nm" by Bacon the Hutt

Hold down shift and hit refresh. I built it in Chrome, no reason for it not to work besides stale cache. -- nm*

Posted by Beryllium (aka grayman) Dec 20 '15, 11:09

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dumb question: When you say, "refresh" what is this exactly? It's still not working for me and I've tried a few things. I'm on Chrome but can't open - Mel Profit Dec 20, 11:45 5
- refresh is f5. not dumb. -- nm - Use the Force, loosi Dec 20, 11:46 4
  - Thanks to you and bery. it worked. Thanks to bery for coding this. -- nm - Mel Profit Dec 20, 12:01
  - Chrome moved the button for it into the address bar. It's the swirly one. -- nm - Beryllium Dec 20, 11:51 2
    - all browsers have a version of that. f5 is the default. -- nm - Use the Force, loosi Dec 20, 12:01
    - (And yes, the keyboard key is f5) -- nm - Beryllium Dec 20, 11:51
That works. Shift and refresh shows it -- nm - Bacon the Hutt Dec 20, 11:11 5
- Tell me how that fixed it. I am curious. -- nm - Bacon the Hutt Dec 20, 11:13 4
  - If the browser downloaded every file on the page for each page load, it would be too slow, so it saves some & only pretends to download it. - Beryllium Dec 20, 11:16 2
    - Gracias you two. New tip for me -- nm - Bacon the Hutt Dec 20, 11:17 1
      - yep it purges the cache. -- nm - Use the Force, loosi Dec 20, 11:24
  - It refreshes the cache in your browser. -- nm - Krusty Dec 20, 11:16
It's working on IE for me though -- nm - Redmong Dec 20, 11:10

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