>>In the IE Development Tools there is a button Cache -> Clear Browser Cache.
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>>How do you do the same when testing your page in Chrome, after pressing F12?
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>Depends what you what to clear.
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>Don't know if there is anything for a specific page. To clear everything use 'History' and 'Clear Browsing Data' (it's possible to select the Items you want to clear - but somewhat laborious).
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>You can also delete individual item from the 'Resource' tab -find the relevant section on the left then right click on an item in the right pane and 'Delete'
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>For local storage you can browse to chrome://appcache-internals/
I know that I can go to Chrome settings and delete history and so on. I was looking for a quick button (as IE has in Cache) to clear browser cache. What happens quite often (in IE) is that when I change something in my CSS the changes are not seen because IE is using cache. So I usually click on Cache -> Clear browser cache in the Development Tools; after I make changes in CSS. So I was looking for the same feature in Chrome Developer Tools.
Thank you.
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