>>Thanks Hilmar, but I guess way too simple. F5 will re-do the URL entry, which has (IMHO) few to do with overriding the browser's cache (actually all of the snippets reciding on the hard disk). Anyway, that's what I think.
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>It has often worked for me. For instance, www.lostiempos.com (a newspaper from Cochabamba) has the bad habit of re-using filenames both for news items and for images. As a result, in Opera (browser), the titlepage often shows the image from the previous day. A refresh solves this.
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>Hilmar.

Ah, but I believe that. This is because it overrules the setting "never", "at startup", "auto" (IE) and "always" (similar). So I (think) I agree : you are just right. But now think of websites like UT; it just cannot be done, because indeed it is about the URL visible in the URL address area you will be reloading. AND IT JUST CAN'T. Well, it 'll give you the URL visible, and that's not the one you want. Try it.

Peter