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HOW TO CLEAR YOUR BROWSER CACHE

Browser cache clearing guidance for learners who need to refresh online course access.

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When you visit a website, your browser remembers information images, locations, and files used to run an online application. Caching is done behind the scenes to speed up website loading and provide you with a better user experience.

However, the caveat of caching is sometimes when a website is updated, a user may still be seeing an older version. This is why clearing cache is good technique to learn.

Below are links to cache clearing instructions for the major internet browsers.

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  • For super old browsers (netscape!)

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