Difference between revisions of "Browser Cache"
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=Firefox= | =Firefox= | ||
type in the address bar '''about:config''' | type in the address bar '''about:config''' | ||
then press the button '''Accept the | then press the button '''Accept the Risk and Continue''' | ||
then type in the bar '''browser.cache.disk.enable''' | then type in the bar '''browser.cache.disk.enable''' | ||
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do the same with browser.cache.memory.enable | do the same with browser.cache.memory.enable | ||
See [https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/905902 Turn off cache in Firefox] | See [https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/905902 Turn off cache in Firefox] | ||
=Edge= | |||
Just type in the address bar '''edge://settings/clearBrowserData''' | |||
then, follow the instructions | |||
=Safari= | =Safari= | ||
Latest revision as of 04:36, 7 January 2022
Each browser's cache controlling mechanism is diffrerent from the others:
Firefox
type in the address bar about:config then press the button Accept the Risk and Continue
then type in the bar browser.cache.disk.enable
then double click on it, to make it false
exit firefox and restart-it.
do the same with browser.cache.memory.enable
Edge
Just type in the address bar edge://settings/clearBrowserData then, follow the instructions
Safari
See Disabling cache in Safari in menu Develop
Chrome
See Diabling cahche for Chrome on Three.js