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Thank you so much chrome developers for this! Now web designers are free from pain of cache 🙌🏻

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  • 4
    Nice! Might still open incognito windows for about a week due to sheer force of habit.
  • 3
    You are supposed to use cache... not run away from it
  • 0
    That's if you can auto disable it
  • 9
    @essuraj But when designing and constantly changing css you might forget to ctrl+F5 and get frustrated why the change does not work.

    On work we use fingerprinting based on file hash so any change forces a reload that no cache can override but it requires some boiler plate in the project.
  • 3
    Less ctrl-f5 yea!
  • 9
    You found that now only?
  • 1
    @Voxera ....true frustration is changing code in node js backend while debugging
  • 0
    Hold down 'Shift' key while you refresh/reload your browser.
  • 0
    Way better than

    window.location.reload(true)
  • 1
    Thr best thing about this is that it only works when the developer console is open (as far as i know) :)
  • 2
    @cankarales indeed that's why dual monitor setup, extend console to another screen 😂✌🏻
  • 2
    This is oooold.. but priceless yes!
    Also sux if you still have to adapt for IE.. FML!! Better just reinstall windows just to be sure the cache is cleared... ahahhahaa ;)
  • 0
    @sladuled i guess u did not notice, let me help you I'm running Linux!
  • 1
    @siddharth2395 My bad, I assumed chrome has same functionality on any platform nowadays.. It's been ages since I opened it (dev tools) on linux..
  • 0
    @sladuled chrome has same functionalities over all the platforms, here I'm specifically talking about css, js cache that is not getting updated as u make some small changes in code so, when u refresh, ur changes does not reflects in design so u gotta clear all the cache and that's a headache every time so now they introduce this feature in devtools so i don't panic every time when changes does not reflect in design 😂
  • 0
    Does it affect localStorage too?
  • 0
    I don't like simple solutions so I use auto-generated hash file names.
    It works also in client browsers
  • 0
    @siddharth2395 this has been a feature for years.
  • 1
    @Unicorn- even in incognito, caching works baby! You've gotta use this option there also :)
  • 0
    The option is already there from eons! I'm using it from the time Diana ( the queen of Amazons ) stepped in our world this time ;)
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