Generally speaking, ALT-F5 will do a non-cached refresh, while F5,
CTRL-R, and Refresh button will do a cached refresh. That is, the
browser will not retrieve the latest information from the server, unless
you perform a ALT-F5
.
Firefox
1
Press and Hold Alt (while Clicking Refresh in the TOOLBAR)
2
Tools => Options => Advanced => Network => Offline Storage => Clear Now
Internet Explorer
1
Press and Hold Ctrl-F5 (CTRL-R does a Cached Refresh)
2
Press and Hold Ctrl (while Clicking Refresh in the TOOLBAR)
3
Tools => Internet Options => General => Browser History => Delete
Netscape Navigator
1
Press and Hold Ctrl-F5
2
Press and Hold Ctrl-(while Clicking Refresh in the TOOLBAR)
Opera
1
Press F5
2
Press and Hold Shift-(while Clicking Refresh in the TOOLBAR)
3
Tools => Preferences => Advanced => History => Empty Now
Apple Safari
1
Press and Hold Ctrl-F5
2
Press and Hold Ctrl-(while Clicking Refresh in the TOOLBAR)
3
Press and Hold Ctrl-Alt-E or ( Edit => Empty Cache )
Google Chrome
1
Press and Hold Ctrl-F5
2
Press and Hold Ctrl-(while Clicking Refresh in the TOOLBAR)
3
WRENCH => Tools => Clear Browsing data => Select Options, then "Clear Browsing data"