When testing your Candu content after making changes, your browser's cache can prevent you from seeing updates immediately. A cache-free refresh forces your browser to download the latest version of your page and all resources, ensuring you see your most recent changes.
When to use cache-free refresh
Use this technique when:
Testing tours, banners, or other content after making edits in Candu
Verifying styling or content updates
Troubleshooting display issues that might be cache-related
How to perform a cache-free refresh
Quick method (without Developer Tools)
The fastest way to perform a hard refresh:
Windows:
Ctrl+F5orCtrl+Shift+RMac (Chrome/Edge/Firefox):
Cmd+Shift+RMac (Safari): Hold
Shiftand click the refresh button, orCmd+Option+R
Persistent method (with Developer Tools)
For iterative testing where you're making multiple changes, you can keep the cache disabled.
Open Developer Tools:
Windows:
F12orCtrl+Shift+IMac:
Cmd+Option+I
Navigate to the Network tab
Check "Disable cache"
Refresh the page
The cache will remain disabled for all subsequent page loads as long as Developer Tools stay open. You can minimize the panel if it's in the way.
Clear all cache if issues persist: If you're still seeing old content, clear your browser's entire cache:
Chrome/Edge:
Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+Delete, then select "Cached images and files"Firefox:
Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+Delete, then select "Cache"Safari:
Cmd+Option+E(or Safari > Settings > Privacy > Manage Website Data)