So if there is a change in the website, your browser will not notice the changes. In this post, we will learn how to refresh and hard refresh your web page in the browser to see the changes.

Web browsers save some website data locally, which can cause you to see outdated information. To overcome this and force a hard refresh, hold Shift and click your browser's reload icon.

When I'm talking web sites, it changes to ... or time-consuming just hold your Shift key and click the Refresh button in your browser (or press Ctrl+Shift+R [Win]/Ctrl+F5 [Win]/Cmd+Shift+R ...

If your Mozilla Firefox web browser on your Windows PC is not ... I decided to give my Firefox a new start and clicked on the Refresh Firefox button here on the notification bar, but to Refresh ...

In your web browser, ... If you want to refresh a page, but don't want to lose its current state, just middle-click your browser's refresh button. This will refresh the same page in a new tab.

button. Click that button to view the ... have to change any settings because Firefox will give Web pages permission to refresh the browser. Return to the preferences page and double-click the ...

Tired of hitting the Refresh button every time you want to, say, ... which can automatically reload a browser tab at designated ... Just be careful not to use it with Web-based e-mail ...