Manual Reload Of Cache In Mac Chrome
How can the answer be improved? Forcing a webpage to reload without cache in Chrome for the Mac is accomplished with a keystroke, or with a menu item: Command + Shift + R Sometimes it can be helpful to open a new Incognito browsing window to visit the site in question, and then use force refresh from there. Here you can find detailed step tutorial (with pictures) how to refresh (clear) the cache for Chrome on MAC and PC. Google Chrome Local Cache Location in Mac OS X. There is another option to manually delete chrome cache and web data based through the file system on a Mac. This is same in case of manually deleting cache on Safari browser for mac, and is best reserved for more advanced users.
According to the Chrome Docs, the Ctrl/Shift+F5 keystroke is only supported on Windows. Wirecast 9 manual mac.
Is there any keystroke I can do to fully reload a page without the cache on Chrome for Mac?
slhck2 Answers
Just to be sure I always check 'disable cache' in the developer tools settings(icons bottom right when developer tools is open). That forces to reload the cache all the time when your console is open. When it is closed it uses the cache again.
I find cmd+shift+r not reliable.
User reports in Chrome 17 the bug is resolved bug report here in Linux, and the other post of the same request reports that cmd+shift+r forces a reload. I wasn't however able to find a 'from chrome support' response, or a definitive supported example of this in action.
Hope this helps