How To Temporarily Bypass Your Browser's Cache To See The Latest Version Of A Page

Sometimes you may want (or need) to see the very latest version of a web page, for example, you're designing a web page, or working with a site who's content frequently changes, like a Wiki type website, or any myriad of reasons. Here's how to temporarily bypass the cache on your browser so that you can see the current version of a page, while still being able to keep your normal cache settings, or having to go into your browser settings to alter them.

	Firefox (and Mozilla) Hold the Shift button while clicking on Reload (or Ctrl + Shift + R) (Cmd + Shift+ R on a Mac)
	Internet Explorer Hold the Ctrl key down while clicking the Refresh button (or Ctrl + F5)
	Opera Needs to have it's cache completely cleared by going into Tools | Preferences
	Konqueror Clicking the Reload button (or F5) is all that's needed
	Apple Safari Hold the Shift button while clicking on Reload (or Ctrl + Shift + R) (Cmd + Shift+ R on a Mac)

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