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What is meant by force refreshing (or force reloading) a web page (aka: a document), and how do I do it?

April 26, 2017AKA DOCUMENT force meant refreshing reloading web page

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What is meant by force refreshing (or force reloading) a web page (aka: a document), and how do I do it?

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When you visit web pages your web browser stores (a.k.a. “caches”) much of the content you see (and don’t see). This can become a problem when the content changes (is updated) on our server because your browser may display invalid or outdated content to you, and not deliver the new or updated content from our server. Your browser is locally caching content in the effort of speeding up your web surfing. You can prevent seeing outdated content by force refreshing (a.k.a. “force re-fetching” or “force reloading”) content from our web server. The procedure to do this differs depending on what web browser you use.

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When you visit a web page on Mp3Lyrics your web browser caches (aka caches) much of the content you see (and don’t see). This can become a problem when the content changes (or is updated) on our server because your browser may display invalid or outdated content to you, and not deliver the newest or updated content from our server. Your browser is locally caching content in the effort of speeding up your web surfing. You can avoid seeing outdated content by force refreshing (aka force reloading or force re-fetching) the content from our web server. The procedure to do this differs depending on what web browser you use.