If a page on your website has been updated but you can’t see the changes, it’s likely that your web browser is showing you an old version of that page from its cache. Clicking the Refresh button in your browser doesn’t always load the latest version of the page.
A hard refresh is a simple procedure that clears your browser cache for the current page, forcing it to load the most recent version of that page as well as any scripts, styles or images it contains.
Here’s how to perform a hard refresh on some common web browsers:
Microsoft Edge (Windows)
Press Ctrl and F5
Google Chrome
Windows users: Press Ctrl and F5
Mac users: Press Command, Shift and R
Firefox
Windows users: Press Ctrl and F5
Mac users: Press Command, Shift and R
Safari (Mac)
Press Option, Command and E to delete the cache, then press Command and R to refresh