weird thing going on in Firefox
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razor
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weird thing going on in Firefox
I redesigned a page yesterday, I go to it I still see the old one. I cleared my browser history. I had not checked this particular page in Chrome so I tried it and I see the new version. This is weird.
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It's cache and or your isp is caching pages
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Adjust your FF settings, click on the FF icon in the upper left, go to preferences then click on privacy and security, then the rest is self explanatory.
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Colmike7
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Unless it's an issue with a caching plugin. If it's only happening for him, though, clearing cache should fix it
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can you explain to an old guy where that is, so I can check my browser too.
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Colmike7
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Clearing cache is in settings somewhere depending on your browser.
A caching plugin is something that basically takes the php, processes it, then makes static html pages that load faster and are updated every x-minutes depending on settings. If your site doesn't change too often or isn't 'dynamic', it's a good thing to use.
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colmike is correct I had a problem with my caching plugin a few years ago
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I never liked browser cache. It just confuses things when updating my sites.
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Firefox isn't my primary browser but I'm assuming their incognito mode works similar to Chrome incognito. Instead of fooling with the browser cache I usually open the page incognito to see the edits if they're not reflected upon page reload.
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