Whether you are changing DNS settings, installing applications, or fixing errors on your site, clearing your browser cache is a great first step in troubleshooting. Your browser may have saved outdated versions of a site, which is usually done to quicken load time but isn't helpful for seeing changes right away.
It is worth noting that there is a separate type of cache, network cache, that can also be a factor to consider if clearing browser cache does not work. This is usually able to be tested by using a different WiFi or loading a site through your phone’s cellular network with WiFi turned off.
If this is the case, you can wait it out, use one of the methods above, or flush DNS following this guide.
Below is a list of links for the support pages explaining how to clear the cache for major internet browsers.
While we strive to keep things as up to date as possible, please keep in mind browsers update often. If you find one of these links doesn't work or doesn't have accurate information, let us know so we can help and update this document as needed.
Google Chrome
Mozilla Firefox
Safari for macOS
Microsoft Edge for Windows 10
Internet Explorer